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"I'm keeping my hour as a z'chus for ."

A set period of time each day that people commit to focusing on the proper use of their speech, as a group or as an individual.
During that time they concentrate on avoiding speaking, hearing, reading or writing loshon hora
and any other forms of forbidden speech.
40 days of- Daily reminders about your Machsom Shmiras Haloshon Q and A’s
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Machsom L’Fi

is the set period of time each day that people commit to focusing on the proper use of their speech.

During that time

they concentrate on avoiding
speaking, hearing, reading
or writing loshon hora
and any other forms of
forbidden speech.

Significance of an Hour

Practically, when a person
masters this mitzvah for
the limited time period
of the Machsom L’Fi,
he begins to feel
a greater sense of control
in his habits of speech,
which strengthens
his restraint throughout
the day.

Doing a Mitzvah
for an hour

earns tremendous merit.
For Shmiras Haloshon in particular,
the Vilna Gaon states

that even one moment of restraint
earns a reward beyond
the comprehension of angels.

“We started this group as a zechus
for a shidduch for a family member.
I was convinced that I was doing
something for them, but you can’t
imagine how much more it did for me and my family.“
– S. Steinberg., Monsey, NY
“"We started a Machsom L'fi
in our own home...Our home has
become an island of peace and
tranquility as my children try
in every situation, to seek the good
and the positive."“
– A Machsom L’Fi Advocate

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