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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 07 Jun 2011 07:31 #108281

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Blind Beggar wrote on 04 Jun 2011 20:28:

All my clean streaks, 96 days and 69 days and 27 days, are dependent on my filter. What do you do when you don't have one?


For me, I have noticed, that the problem isn't what's on my computer; the problem is what's in my head.  No filter is going to stop me, though it might delay me, as long as my head is all messed up.

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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 07 Jun 2011 09:48 #108289

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Thank you, Eye.nonymous. Now I just have to fix my head, one neuron at a time.
The Blind Beggar is a character in Rebbe Nachman's story of the Seven Beggars.
If I view a woman as an object, I am powerless over lust, but I don't have to look.
I can guard my eyes.
I want to guard my eyes.
I do guard my eyes.
Why do I say these four lines?
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 07 Jun 2011 12:24 #108293

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Blind Beggar wrote on 07 Jun 2011 09:48:

Thank you, Eye.nonymous. Now I just have to fix my head, one neuron at a time.

We need to change the Operating System.
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 07 Jun 2011 18:51 #108340

I believe that the programme works because people say they have been helped.

I also believe (more and more) that we can hypnotize ourselves back into sanity.  that we are all, for the most part, totally in trance when it comes to p**.  SNAP OUT OF IT!!!
Recovery in 6 words:  Trust H".  Clean House.  Help others.
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 10 Jun 2011 17:09 #108407

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The program does not work - it works if we work it.
"Off the 18-wheeler and fine on this tricycle!", "I do not particularly care exactly which "lav" suicide is. I'm not interested in it for other reasons...and you are probably the same."
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 20 Jun 2011 10:01 #109071

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I am 14 days clean on the GYE chart and 87 days sober in SA.
I have an elastic band around my wrist. If I catch myself lusting, I snap it on my wrist to show myself I am takeh an addict. If I see an attractive woman and I look away without lusting, I look at my tzitzis. I have been doing this for 2 days so far. I also like to put my hand in my pocket and feel my SA sobriety chip.
The Blind Beggar is a character in Rebbe Nachman's story of the Seven Beggars.
If I view a woman as an object, I am powerless over lust, but I don't have to look.
I can guard my eyes.
I want to guard my eyes.
I do guard my eyes.
Why do I say these four lines?
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 20 Jun 2011 16:59 #109111

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gevaldig!
KOT and KUTGW
Sometimes life is like tuna with not enough mayonaise
~Inna beshem ZS

Give, Forgive
~Cordnoy

The reason I'm acting as if I'm pregnant, is because I'm expecting. I should be accepting.
~TZ
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 20 Jun 2011 21:23 #109152

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Blind Beggar wrote on 20 Jun 2011 10:01:

I also like to put my hand in my pocket and feel my SA sobriety chip.


In some Chasidishe circles putting the hand in the pocket is a MAJOR no-no!!!
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 20 Jun 2011 21:28 #109153

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איך מענט מיין רעקל טאַש ניט מיין הויזן טאַש


Thank you Yosef Hatzadik, I meant my jacket pocket, not my trouser pocket.
The Blind Beggar is a character in Rebbe Nachman's story of the Seven Beggars.
If I view a woman as an object, I am powerless over lust, but I don't have to look.
I can guard my eyes.
I want to guard my eyes.
I do guard my eyes.
Why do I say these four lines?
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 21 Jun 2011 05:07 #109190

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Yosef Hatzadik wrote on 20 Jun 2011 21:23:

Blind Beggar wrote on 20 Jun 2011 10:01:

I also like to put my hand in my pocket and feel my SA sobriety chip.


In some Chasidishe circles putting the hand in the pocket is a MAJOR no-no!!!
The great Rebbe taught us that a yid must have a piece of paper in his right pocket with "bishvili nivra ha'oilom" on it, and a paper in his left pocket with "va'anochi ofor vo'eifer" on it. When he gets carried away with worries about his big olam haba, his all-important image in front of other people (even good ones), and feels that he is a great big, fat tzaddik and 'deserves' to be on a very, very high madreigo after all...well, then he reaches into his left pocket and the note reminds him that he really is no big deal! He is lucky to have what he does! He is just dirt that Hashem made into a man for His good purpose, and to be used for His good Will, whatever that may be.

And when the yid feels that he is so low that he is worthless c"v, that he doesn't even deserve to try to be good and that he can't possibly have a part in Hashem's great Will and cannot make any difference at all in this world - that he is truly lost...he puts his hand into his other pocket and reads that through him (bishvili) the entire world deserves to be created, too. Even without Rav Moshe zt"l, the Chofetz Chayim, and all the other tzaddikim - as far as Hashem is concerned, the entire world is worth it to be created today just for his little sake!! Oooh.

OK, so what about pockets?
"Off the 18-wheeler and fine on this tricycle!", "I do not particularly care exactly which "lav" suicide is. I'm not interested in it for other reasons...and you are probably the same."
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 21 Jun 2011 09:06 #109195

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dov wrote on 21 Jun 2011 05:07:

OK, so what about pockets?


I was walking down the street (as a bochur and my (Chassidishe) Rosh Yeshiva saw me, and told me that "we do not put our hands in our trouser pockets" (I was wearing a suit).  I told him that I was cold - he suggested a coat, into which I could put my hands.  And it would help to keep me warm

I still keep my hands in my pockets (ingrained habit), but when I remember, I pull them out.  I'm still messed up like this
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 21 Jun 2011 09:47 #109196

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My night kollel made a siyum last night. There was a head table, three tables for avreichim, and one table for women behind a mechitza. Now, we all know that mechitzas have two ends and holes in the middle and are only meant for normal men, so I had to sit at the end of a table with a bar at the height of my knees in order to face away from the mechitza. In the end it turned out that the mechitza was a mistake and the table was for children and there were no women. I managed to switch my seat and protect my knees and thank Hashem for giving me the chance to serve Him for a few minutes.
The Blind Beggar is a character in Rebbe Nachman's story of the Seven Beggars.
If I view a woman as an object, I am powerless over lust, but I don't have to look.
I can guard my eyes.
I want to guard my eyes.
I do guard my eyes.
Why do I say these four lines?
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 21 Jun 2011 14:06 #109210

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great attitude you have!
Sometimes life is like tuna with not enough mayonaise
~Inna beshem ZS

Give, Forgive
~Cordnoy

The reason I'm acting as if I'm pregnant, is because I'm expecting. I should be accepting.
~TZ
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 21 Jun 2011 18:31 #109248

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Shkoyach!
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Re: Hello from Blind Beggar 22 Jun 2011 22:24 #109366

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I was in a doctor's waiting room this evening with an ultra-orthodox woman who was tall and slim and who puts a lot of effort into her appearance. The sort who learns tznius from what she sees in the street and not from a Rov or a sefer. The lust hit me like the aroma of cheap coffee not like a bucket of cold water.
I told myself that her body is not for me to enjoy. Even if I could put my hand up her skirt (which only just covered her knees) it would be like feeling a dead body because I don't love her at all and it would not be satisfying or really pleasurable. It was an effort to think all that and it would have been easier to lust after her with all my imagination but I think I won that particular challenge.

The Blind Beggar is a character in Rebbe Nachman's story of the Seven Beggars.
If I view a woman as an object, I am powerless over lust, but I don't have to look.
I can guard my eyes.
I want to guard my eyes.
I do guard my eyes.
Why do I say these four lines?
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