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  Shmuel Yosef Kamman -13 years ago

  Please Pass The Salt
  You make me cry. Thank you for using the gifts that Hashem has given you.

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  Anonymous -13 years ago

  I concur that the music comes on too soon at the end - both distracting and detracting from the conclusion's quintessence!
  Thank you for the wonderful shiur. Rabbi Jacobson, you have a knack for being particularly relevant every time I listen.

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  Kayo, Tokyo -13 years ago

  Challenge to my nightmare
  Baruch HaShem
  
  The issue discussed here has been my worst nightmare for long. It is not the darkness that I have problem with. It is the voice of evil inclination. When I see a person, disgusting images come to my mind. I studyed Tanya and I know the moment an evil thought comes to my mind, if I dismiss it, there is no problem. However, Evil inclination always tells me that I am horrible to have such evil thought even a moment. That has been the pain for me. From now on, with honoring you for this shiur, I tell myself, it is HaShem's Tainug that unholy people subjugate unholiness.
  My mission is to turn the salt of my soul into delicacy.
  I will come back and tell you the result. Thank you.

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  Anonymous -13 years ago

  This was a wonderful class whose power was lost in the rush to conclude and the distraction of the lyrics of the song competing with the rabbi's voice. I got it up until the chasidus part.
  

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  Chai -15 years ago

  great lesson
  thank you for this project

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Rabbi YY Jacobson

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