Vayimaen

An effective strategy to combat the Yetzer Hara is to boost your self-confidence. Remind yourself of your strengths and accomplishments, and express gratitude towards Hashem. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

The Kedusha of Klal Yisroel is by not being interested in looking at what other people are doing looking into their homes, and seeing what's not ours. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

We can train ourselves to not need to look at everything is by simply making small adjustments to not look at things which have no consequence on our lives. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

We may think that guarding our eyes is difficult. However, know that the longer you don't look, the easier it gets and the closer your connection to Hashem will be. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Not only do we need to be careful in the streets at being careful at not looking at immodest things, but we have to be extra careful to not look at 'modest' things. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

In the business world we know that a good deal doesn't come knocking on our door, and we rather need to work hard for it. So too, the temptations that the Yetzer Hara offers are not good for you by that manner. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

A short and powerful story that shows us that just like we have control of who can be in our house, we can control if the Yetzer Hara is in our house. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Hashem has bestowed upon us the incredible gift of sight, which allows us to perceive the beauty of the world around us. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Hashem is a like a coach that knows our strengths and weaknesses, and he put us in the 'game' of life knowing that we can do it. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

By us having a Yetzer Hara and these nisyonons causes us to become so much greater than if these nisayons didn't exist. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Individuals have seen Siyata D'shmaya in their business when they started focusing on their Shmiras Einayim. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

In life, we seek challenges to accomplish our goals. Overcoming these trials makes us like Navy Seals in Hashem's army. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Fighting a nisayon is very daunting, like traveling to the moon, but take one step at a time. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

When trying to improve in a challenging area, remember that small changes can lead to significant progress. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

A story of a Jew who gave up a lot of money for his principles of Shmiras Einayim, and even though he didn't get the money, he found his true self. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Perception is a powerful thing in which we can look at something in different ways. When we protect what we see, it opens up our eyes to greatness and to see wonderous things. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

During the summer, there are many challenges and temptations that can test our commitment to Shmiras Einayim. Although it can be frustrating, it's essential to remember that Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur follow shortly after. By maintaining our guard over our eyes, we can earn merit for the Yom HaDin. Instead of viewing these challenges as obstacles, we should embrace them as golden opportunities. L...

The power of the moment is so strong that we make foolish decisions sacrificing things in the future. Try to get past the moment, and you realize that there is no power or strength holdig onto you. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

The Yetzer Hara tells us that after we glance at something improper, we can continue looking since we already saw it. Knowing this strategy of the Yetzer Hara can help us regain focus by not looking when we stumble. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Looking away from something inappropriate, even one time, can create a protective force for you! Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Every individual only sees what they want to see. Choose to only want to see pure thing, and then your eyes will only see such things. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

A story about a chazzan who gave up on his dreams and a lot of money and prioritized his Shmiras Einayim, and in return, had a beautiful family of children and grandchildren. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

When we feel resistance, that means that we are on the right track. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

Everyone spends thousands of dollars traversing the world for yeshuos. However, there is a secret way to get those yeshuos without needing to spend much money and time. When one is faced with a nisayon in the inyan of Shmiras Einayim, and is successful, that is a moment in which he can ask for anything! Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/  

The blessing that Hashem gives us, is so much more than we can imagine, since we are limited while Hashem is limitless. Learn more about Vayimaen and join our WhatsApp group here: https://www.vayimaen.org/