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It Doesn’t Own You — You Just Forgot Who You Are
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It's not the snake that kills. It's the disconnect. The moment we drift from Hashem, we open ourselves to the venom of the yetzer hara. But when we realign — with truth, with Torah, with purpose — the snake is powerless.
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The moment you realign yourself with
truth, with Torah, with purpose, the
snake is powerless. It's not the snake
that kills. It's sin that kills. The
danger wasn't in the creature. The
danger was in the disconnect, the
spiritual vulnerability that we create
when we walk away from
and that poison, it only flows through
one channel through sin, through the
snake is a vehicle of the so when the
atar bites, it only draws blood when we
give it access. The venom only affects
us when we allow it to because of but if
a person lives with clarity with amuna
with closeness and connection to Hashem
the venom doesn't work the disconnection
it's their but the moment you lift your
eyes to Hashem the moment you realign
yourself with truth with Torah with
purpose the snake is powerless it's just
a stick of metal in the wind but it was
a reminder of chuva