Yaakov Nadel, Co-Founder guardyoureyes.com

The meraglim claimed that we can't beat giants. But what did Yehoshua and Calev respond, and what can we learn from that about our struggle with the Yetzer Hara?

That you WISH you had but never got

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Rabbi Simcha Feuerman, LCSW-R writes:

Dear Friends,

Six years ago, I recorded a set of audio shiurim for GuardYourEyes called "The Chosson Shmooze You WISH you had but NEVER Got". Many hundreds of people listened to it and I still get feedback to this day.

The world has changed a lot since then, with more proliferation of information on sexuality, both helpful and harmful. Working with couples and individuals for now over 25 years, I see more and more a need for a clear sane voice, with a Torah perspective on these matters, despite the risks and challenges of video format.

My goal is to talk about the things you really need to know, both about sexual health, relationship health, and what do when problems and dysfunctions arise. While once upon a time, like all Torah she'Bal Peh, these matters were quietly and modestly conveyed from teacher to student, such as the case with Rav Kahana and Rav discussed in Berachos 62, today that is just not happening adequately and people are being hurt emotionally and physically out of ignorance and lack of clear guidance. I have also learned that many women listen to the Chosson Shmooze, so I have now added sections for women and renamed it the Chosson AND Kallah Shmooze.

And they cried that night…

Bit of a depressing story really.

We were within a hop skip & jump away from getting into Eretz Yisroel- then boom! Everyone has to die in the wilderness; weeping for one night means the destruction of both temples; exiles, holocausts, battles and losses.