Continuation of the Explanation of the Chapter on Clarifying the Error in Prohibiting Amulets

The Shaykh : And you go along with him, saying: "Correct. Correct." Whatever he says, you say, "Correct." If he says, "Who can bear this?" you say, "Correct." This is a correct error; this is something that must be refuted, and it is correct. But he dictates and you write, and you think he is sincere. So one must be wary of the talebearer. Thus, we have two considerations: the first consideration is regarding the talebearer, and the second consideration is regarding the one to whom the story is told, that he should be on guard.