A Matter of Quality of Life | Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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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] so you're walking down the street and you're faced with a temptation to look to gaze at something indecent something immodest and the asahara is persuading us you know you should really look you know why this is such a difficult challenge you know why it's such a hard Temptation because theara tells us you're really not going to look you're going to be missing out on life you're going to live the rest of your life without experiencing this pleasure thear without experiencing this pleasure thear says this is a quality of life issue I want to improve the quality of your life theara tells us but you know what kind of Technique we could use to combat the Y Sahara we have to give him a taste of his own medicine we have to understand the psychology of how tyo Works our sages teach us say the and then the heart desires which means if we don't see it we're not really going to desire it we only want

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1. 0:00[Music] so you're walking down the street and you're faced with a temptation to look to…
2. 0:30without experiencing this pleasure thear says this is a quality of life issue I want to…
3. 1:02really going to desire it we only want it when we see it but if we…
4. 1:33you my life will be so much more pleasant and so much more enjoyable and so…
5. 2:05happier so thanks but no thanks for me it's a matter of quality of life [Applause]…

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