Shmiras Einayim goes beyond avoiding inappropriate content. Sometimes refraining from looking at certain things can lead to greater happiness, as we may desire things that we see, and feel like we can't be satisfied unless we have everything. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/

Shmiras Einayim goes beyond avoiding inappropriate content. Sometimes refraining from looking at certain things can lead to greater happiness, as we may desire things that we see, and feel like we can't be satisfied unless we have everything.Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/

Shmiras Einayim goes beyond avoiding inappropriate content. Sometimes refraining from looking at certain things can lead to greater happiness, as we may desire things that we see, and feel like we can't be satisfied unless we have everything. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/

I Already Have Everything | Rabbi Naftali Horowitz

We're not talking enough about the 'regular' Shmiras Einayim issues. There's a lot of attention given to the big issues. Baruch Hashem, people have stepped up to address the important topic of the Internet, and the horrible things we can access on it. But we forgot about the small stuff; The Shmiras Einayim issues we face every single day. It's not just about the Internet. It's not just about the big stuff. The day-to-day challenges are a problem too. In a society where the inappropriate has become commonplace, our eyes have become desensitized to what we see all around us. We need to fix that. Vayimaen is doing exactly that. We want to improve our Shmiras Einayim on all levels. Through daily episodes, we are bringing awareness to the issue. These episodes will provide Chizuk, advice, and inspiration to help us overcome our daily struggles. Through this, we will regain our Kedusha, no longer allowing any level of Tumah to be our status quo.

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We're not talking enough about the 'regular' Shmiras Einayim issues.There's a lot of attention given to the big issues.Baruch Hashem, people have stepped up to address the important topic of the Internet, and the horrible things we can access on it.But we forgot about the small stuff; The Shmiras Einayim issues we face every single day.It's not just about the Internet. It's not just about the big stuff.The day-to-day challenges are a problem too.In a society where the inappropriate has become commonplace, our eyes have become desensitized to what we see all around us.We need to fix that.Vayimaen is doing exactly that. We want to improve our Shmiras Einayim on all levels.Through daily episodes, we are bringing awareness to the issue.These episodes will provide Chizuk, advice, and inspiration to help us overcome our daily struggles.Through this, we will regain our Kedusha, no longer allowing any level of Tumah to be our status quo.

We're not talking enough about the 'regular' Shmiras Einayim issues. There's a lot of attention given to the big issues. Baruch Hashem, people have stepped up to address the important topic of the Internet, and the horrible things we can access on it. But we forgot about the small stuff; The Shmiras Einayim issues we face every single day. It's not just about the Internet. It's not just about the big stuff. The day-to-day challenges are a problem too. In a society where the inappropriate has become commonplace, our eyes have become desensitized to what we see all around us. We need to fix that. Vayimaen is doing exactly that. We want to improve our Shmiras Einayim on all levels. Through daily episodes, we are bringing awareness to the issue. These episodes will provide Chizuk, advice, and inspiration to help us overcome our daily struggles. Through this, we will regain our Kedusha, no longer allowing any level of Tumah to be our status quo.

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