Our sages said, “It is a caution for a courthouse to not hear the words of the litigant before the defendant’s advocate comes,” since they will justify the argument of the plaintiff. (Rabash, Letter No. 68)

Question: What does this mean in spirituality, and how can we feel this in a group?

Answer: When we examine our behavior and our thoughts and find out where we want to turn them in our actions, we must listen to all sides and try to be independent of them.

There are many rules on this topic, but the most important thing is that we do not want to listen to only one side.

It is necessary to listen to both sides and put yourself in a neutral state.
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From the Daily Kabbalah lesson 12/10/23, Writings of Rabash the Letter No. 68

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