What's In It for Me? | Rabbi Aharon Pessin

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[Music] We all talk about how important guarding one's eyes so important. There's even an organization called to try and help us do that. But what's in it for me? Very surprising statements from our rabbis [Music] says if one has a tremendous struggle puts the effort his kids will benefit from it. says if one watches his eyes measure for measure he will not be harmed from eye he always watched his eye he will not be harmed from the evil eye the says you can actually acquire x-ray vision if one guards his eyes he is able to look at a vessel which was dipped in the mikvah and to see yud the letters of on that vessel in the name of and the same thing appears When one leaves this place here after at

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1. 0:00[Music] We all talk about how important guarding one's eyes so important. There's even an organization…
2. 0:32says if one watches his eyes measure for measure he will not be harmed from eye…
3. 1:03When one leaves this place here after at least 120 sometimes it's associated with some sorrow…
4. 1:34200 years ago and his he writes as a we keep saying every single day more…
5. 2:05bar is grain bar is parasa. Ash is I will place I will give. If you're…

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