TO BRING A KORBAN

THE WORD KORBAN COMES FROM KRAV TO GET CLOSER TO HASHEM THATS THE CONSTANT JOB OF A PERSON ,YOU NEED TO ASK YOURSELF AM I GETTING CLOSER OR FURTHER WITH MY DEEDS

EACH WORD A ANGEL

THE MORE FEELING KAVANA YOU PUT IN TO IT THE BETTER AND BIGGER MALACH WILL COME FRO IT

THE CHANGE IS HARD TO NOTICE (40 YRS R AKIVA )

Take One Day at a Time

"The keys to control" are exactly what I need! What do routine and experience have to do with controlling my eyes?

"Routine and experience are the keys to control in every matter."

(Ohr Yisrael, Letter Four)

Rabbi Salanter used the word "routine" quite in­tentionally, for self-improvement does not happen overnight. Character refinement is a process that takes time. Develop a routine practice of guarding your eyes. By making it a habit, you will eventually train your eyes to avoid looking at improper images.  

The slowness of your progress may frustrate you. Re­member that just as you cannot detect the movement of the hour hand on a clock unless you look at it intermit­tently, it's hard to detect character transformation as it is taking place.

 

Let's review the well-known story of Rabbi Akiva, who began studying Torah at age forty, and felt little progress. One day, he sat down near a spring and noticed a rock with a hole that had been made by the dripping water. He saw a wonderful message in this occurrence: "If water, which is soft, can carve a rock, which is hard - then surely the Torah, which is so strong, can penetrate my heart which is only flesh and blood." (Avot D'Rebbi Na­tan, chapter 6)

This insight - that there is undetectable, but certain change - inspired Rabbi Akiva to rededicate himself to Torah. He understood that every word he learned infused him with spiritual health, life, and holiness. This aware­ness propelled him to become one of the greatest of our Sages.

The other key is experience. In your battle to over­come the curiosity of your eyes, there will be slip-ups and mistakes along the way. Unexpected images or challeng­ing situations may catch you off-guard.

Even if you have the strongest dedication to self-im­provement, it's critical to accept the fact that mistakes are part of the learning process. We need to learn the pitfalls in order to avoid them. The Talmud expresses this truth: "A person can only learn after he has erred." (Gittin 43a)

The realization that mastery over your eyes takes time and experience is very important for two reasons: first, to avoid the unrealistic expectation of instant change; and secondly, to understand that without occasional mistakes, we cannot really grasp the lesson.

Considering the tendency of human nature to be at­tracted to improper images, it is virtually impossible for a person to gain instant control of his eyes. If you react with guilt and despair every time you fall short, you will never learn from your error. But if you can identify the exact mistake, you will eventually learn not to repeat it.

Today: Be patient with yourself! Take a look at the mistakes you've made, so you will be alert to these specific challenges in the future.

THE REAL ARMY

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THE BULDOZER

YOU HAVE TO CONFRONT THE YH AND KNOCK HIM OUT WITH A PUNCH AND GO OVER HIM AND BE AGGRESIVE

THE BIG DAY TO KILL YH IS HERE FROM GYE

It's hard

Very Hard

But worth it.

Very Worth it.

The evil YH, will plan and scheme

He will make us yell and scream

He will make us  stubbornly fight

And convince us that wrong is right

He will stop at nothing to make us stray

And make us waste yet another day

He will convince us that we have erred too far

And we no longer can shine as Hashem's star

How wrong he is this lousy beast

Who will soon be slaughtered at the Mashiach feast

He plays games with our minds and makes us turn away

From Hashem, our Master who loves us every single day

Yes, it's hard to see through the tricks of this bum

But we must remain focused, and we will overcome

For a Jew that gets up after a fall and  grows from the pain

Has taken his Neshama and erased yet another stain

Soon enough Mashiach will arrive, not despite our falls, rather because of them

Mashiach will reveal just how close we always were to Hashem

Stand strong dear brothers and sisters, warriors of Truth

The days of the YH are numbered, he hangs on by a tooth

Yes, it seems so far away and not a reality we can touch

But it is close, very close, because Hashem loves us very much

Never before has a generation been so close, yet so far

My dear brothers and sisters, it's time to raise the bar

Let's resolve here today ,as one voice with no dissent

To do an action today to further do Teshuva and repent

Let's take it up a notch and improve  something in our way

and in that merit we shall truly be worthy of bringing Mashiach TODAY!!!

Yes, its hard.

Very Hard

But it's worth it.

Yes, Very worth it.

Up Against the Whole World

Up Against the Whole World
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R' Ezriel Tauber Shlit"a was once asked to speak in a certain school where the principal had discovered that the kids were sharing blue movies. This is what he told them.

He said that the 6000 years of creation are split into three parts. The first part corresponds to Eloikai Avraham, the second to Elokai Yitschok and the third to Elokai Yaakov. However the generation before Moshiach is the Chasima (stamp) of creation, and it corresponds to Magen Avraham - as in the first Bracha of Shmoneh Esrei. And that's where we are now.

What was the greatness of Avraham Avinu? That he was able to stand up against an entire world that worshiped Avoda Zora and preach monotheism.

Said R Tauber: When we face a computer with access to the whole world, every one of us is an individual Avrohom Avinu, because we each face-off against an entire world. That is why our generation corresponds to Avraham - and that's why we will be the generation to bring Moshiach!