bardichev wrote on 16 Aug 2011 20:55:

looking forward to that...
BTW, how are we supposed to keep on trucking if I just turned in my 18-wheeler, and my trycicle is missing a front wheel?

yeah! he's holy
KEEP ON TRUCKING
[see, i'm starting to learn the lingo!]

so put the filter back on, nu?
and then start everything over. as Bardichev says, mehayom ul'habo keep on trucking.

מהיום והלאה



im sure if he wrote that today he would have said

keep on trucking!!!!!!!!!!!

i dont know which thread it is

but i wanna respond to obbermottel

the chassidisher yesod of keep on trucking

is based on a tiferes shlomo in parshas vayigash

http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=9749&st=&pgnum=86

keep on trucking!!!!!!!!!!!

hi guys checking in here, i have deffently slipped the past few days was in a place that i'm not used to, that made it hard. but i know that i did look away alot of times and that for me is a big accomplishment, i will keep on trucking...

as far as what you guys are saying about our dor, R yeruchum says in daas torah parshas shalch that  Yeruchim in sefer Daas Torah (parshas shlach) says that a yeshiva bocher learning in yeshiva today and studying hard the torah and not being able to get to the bottom of the gemora or reshons words, could be more chosiv then the actual reshion himself! This is bec that since its hard its worth more then the face value. You can say the same for all mizvoes.

R shamshon pincus once said that if you get to shamiyim after 120 and they say "how come you weren't R Akiva Eger??" You should answer "did R Akiva Eger ever walk the streets of Minhattan??" Which means that our tests are harder then theirs so therfore worth more to hashem.

the arizal says that a little torah and mizvoes in our dor is worth like a huge mizvah in previous dors. you see clear that our work is harder and more appreciated then the previous dors.

Good for you. Keep it up and remember that before you begin to sleep, when YH says just one look, rember, how difficult it will be to stop.

Keep on trucking. One day at a time.

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FSKOT! (Fell Shmell--Keep on Trucking)


balance balance!!!!!!!!

obormottel wrote on 14 Aug 2011 22:08:


big huge task

roiv tzaddikim say that what a yeed can see in a day in this dor is what the zaydeh couldnt see in 70 years

so putting the admor hazokens  neched tzum zait for a second

a second of shemiras ainayim in THIS dor is alot more than any shmiras ainayim of the people in the dor of the ainikel of the ball hatanya



u see obbermottell

us frum jews are soooooooooooooooooo sick in the head

we go from imaginiing every shopping woman to the avoideh of the talmidei haball shem

me

bardichev says

chillout!!!!!!!!!!

slow

the woman in the store shopping for organic butternut squash granola

is just that

just cause she is dressed in a way that that trigggers

i say  who give a possums posterior


keep on trucking!!!!!!!!!!!

chazak chazak wrote on 11 Aug 2011 22:11:


Thank you! You are giving me a lot of chizuk with all your replies and encouragement.

Good
shabbos!

You are mamash a kidush hashem. so many seconds clean wow. love you brother. keep on trucking.

FSKOT! (Fell Shmell--Keep on Trucking)

FSKOT! (Fell Shmell--Keep on Trucking)

DoHard,

FSKOT! (Fell Shmell--Keep on Trucking)

But Eye makes a critical point.  Slips lead to falls.  And once you realize what led to the final acting out, next time those opportunities come, those nisyonos, that's the time to deflect the whole thing.  It's called avoiding lust.  This is what it means to be powerless over lust.  We addicts cannot face lust head on.  If we're lusting, if we're all lusted up from our gazing, fantasizing, whatever, then we're cooked.  Short of a miracle, acting out is virtually inevitable.

So intercept early and often.  Shout loudly (in your head if people are around) for syata dshmaya.

Here's to day 1. You're back on top!
Alex