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Can anyone recommend a קיצור שולחן ערוך style ספר for ביו אדם לחברו, preferably by a בעל הוראה, but more importantly well sourced, with informative bibliography and footnotes.
If anyone can make a similar recommendation as requested in the OP, just למצוות שבין אדם למקום instead, I too would appreciate it.
Gut Moed
Journey to Virtue by Rabbi Avraham Ehrman available at Artscroll.
Look at this website https://www. gotjudaica. com/Product.asp?dept=1090&Product=ART-JTVH also available in paperback.
I like artscroll’s “the laws of interpersonal relationships”
For general halacha, “shaarei halacha” came out many years ago in English, and it’s a masterpiece
Avira, that Artscroll you recommend is the same I recommend.
Two multi-volume series in hebrew: לרעך כמוכה and בין אדם לחברו.
They might be hard to find.AviradArah and ymribiat, both Journeys to virtue and The laws of interpersonal relationships are the same book. The author is a talmid chacham that I know personally who lives at the moment in Bnei Brak. He should have a Refuah Sheleimah besoich shor choileh Yisroel Mehayra. Awrohom Yosef ben Chana.
The Right and the Good by Rav Doniel Z. Feldman.
It says ואהבת לרעך כמוך, love your friend like yourself and it does not say ואהבת רעך כמוך which is impossible. The Sefer Habris explains the meaning is not that if you don’t like something then don’t do it to your friend as he might like it. Do good to your friend to be done good to you. What you expect your friend should do to you, do to him. The Baal hatanye says כמוך, he has a neshama, soul just as you do.
Why wasn’t my response posted?
Don’t see one
Bein adam l’havero is hard to summarize in a sefer that survives a lot of time as society changes and people are different. I would look for a narrow specialist in each area. Chofetz Chaim for lashon hara, R Twersky for self-esteem and addiction issues, R Pliskin for marriage, etc.
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