lashon hara

A practical guide to guarding against forbidden speech and focusing on the positive

Recalling the severe punishment meted out to Moshe's sister can help us overcome the temptation to speak lashon hara

How can we protect ourselves from forbidden gossip? We've compiled several tips to help you.

It's a challenge, but we have Hashem on our side

Practical wisdom from Torah leaders on transforming negative speech into positive intentions

The laws of lashon hara extend even to prohibiting a whisper or hint of anything negative

Imagine if the next sentence you said was your last. Wouldn't you stop and think before speaking?

After a venomous snake bite, a young boy’s simple vow not to speak lashon hara led to an incredible recovery.

The story of Rabbi Levi Rabinowitz shows how guarding one’s speech can transform lives and lead to a legacy of powerful, fulfilled blessings.

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky was asked an interesting question, and his answer sheds light on the severity of speaking/accepting lashon hara (derogatory speech) about others.

The reason for the prolonged exile. Causes prayers to be rejected by Hashem. Empowers the prosecutor to accuse the Jewish people. A guide to understanding the severity of this sin

A compelling exploration of how speaking ill of others can have severe spiritual consequences in the heavenly ledger of merits and sins