How Can I Overcome My Negative Desires?

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The opening of this shiur, in BRI Breslov: The Breslov Research Institute’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] sometimes or many times a person feels inevitable that he is going to fall into doing something bad to fall into his typists to do not they're about to do something wrong it's in a blemish and it's inevitable like for example person who's trying not to eat / ET the wrong types of food he has high blood pressure high cholesterol he's on the verge of diabetes and is a nice piece of chocolate cake in front of him it's an he can't avoid being in that environment he has to be at work at the time and someone bought cakes whatever it's inevitable that he's gonna fall into that trap for as an example for example this example here where's the free will Hashem if now it's your will hashemi that we overcome our desires so why is it so impossible why are people being

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1. 0:00[Music] sometimes or many times a person feels inevitable that he is going to fall into…
2. 0:30high cholesterol he's on the verge of diabetes and is a nice piece of chocolate cake…
3. 1:02tested of scenarios and situations where it's inevitable that they're gonna fall in and they feel…
4. 1:32refrain and to combat that is not available what is going on here where is the…
5. 2:05thing this negative temptation and scenario to bring me down so easily that must mean there…
6. 2:38button to press to find the right thing that will help me because it is this…
7. 3:09on governing asking the Shem open my eyes guide my life according to your truth help…

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