Serve Hashem With Joy: Keep Negativity Away From Your Judaism #shorts

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The opening of this shiur, in Charlie Harary’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

How can you come close to something that always makes you feel bad? That's why there are a lot of very holy Jews that are nowhere near Judaism because every time they come close, they feel bad. Because along the way, they've learned and I'm not blaming anybody, but they've learned that anything that's negative somehow connected to Judaism. It's the opposite of the yetzer hara. It's a huge win for the yetzer hara. They just took a person whose soul is crying for Hashem, thirsty for the divrei Hashem, and convinced them that anytime they come close is negativity. So they're

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1. 0:00How can you come close to something that always makes you feel bad? That's why there…
2. 0:30come close is negativity. So they're booking out. The world's not going to give them any…
3. 1:00ourselves in a good eye. We recognize that issues are part of the process. We are…

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