In today's Say No to Lashon Hara recording, we discuss how people often feel the need to not only relay facts about someone but also provide reasons or background information for their actions. However, according to the Torah, talking about someone's past mistakes or negative aspects, even if intending to complement them, is still considered lashon hara. Sharing information about a person's past, even with good intentions, can have negative consequences and harm their reputation. However, there may be situations where disclosing certain past information is necessary for important matters such as marriage or safety concerns. Ultimately, the Torah teaches us to judge individuals based on their present actions and not dwell on their past.

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