I Already Have Everything | Rabbi Naftali Horowitz

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

[Music] guarding our eyes is not only about looking at impure sights it also entails refraining from looking at things that Rob us of our happiness the gumar asks where do we find hamon mentioned in the Torah and the gumar answers the words in the beginning of the Torah when asks did perhaps eat from the tree that asks did perhaps eat from the tree that I forbade you to eat from asks the villo what is the connection we find by the story of hamon that he basically had everything he had wealth he had power and he had family yet we find the words in the Milla where he says to his wife and his advisers none of this is worth anything to me why because there's one Jewish rabbi who refuses to bow to me and until I have that I have absolutely nothing

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1. 0:00[Music] guarding our eyes is not only about looking at impure sights it also entails refraining…
2. 0:32asks did perhaps eat from the tree that I forbade you to eat from asks the…
3. 1:03I have that I have absolutely nothing you can only imagine how glorious it was to…
4. 1:33built on this tactic of the suan to make you feel lacking and unhappy by showing…
5. 2:04this is true in every aspect of our life the car we drive the suit we…

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