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Protected From the Evil Eye | Rabbi Yitzchok Blau
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Ayin Hara.
The Evil Eye.
Nobody wants to be smitten
by an Ayin Hara.
It's bad.
It's evil.
That's why it's called the Evil Eye.
It can disturb our Parnassah,
it can disturb our health,
it can disturb many things.
It can even cause death.
The Gemara in Bava Metzia.
And Hashem will take away
from you all sickness.
Rav says: This is the Evil Eye.
And Rav said he made a survey.
He went to the cemetery,
did what he did. He said,
99% of people die
because of Ayin Hara.
Only 1% die of natural causes.
Ayin Hara.
Is there anything to do about it?
Is there any way to stop it?
Can we do anything?
It's a reality. It's a fact.
Like it says in Sefer Habris,
Check it out.
They took two dogs.
The dogs have evil eye.
He said: Take two dogs.
Starve one dog.
Don't give him to eat.
Then take another dog.
Feed the other dog
when the hungry dog is looking.
Says the Sefer Habris,
R’ Pinchas Eliyahu of Vilna,
Within a few hours, בדוק ומנוסה,
the dog that ate the food will die.
He received the Evil Eye.
Ayin Hara is Ayin Hara.
But can we do anything about it?
Well, afterwards maybe
there's all sorts of things, Segulos,
but we don't want it even to take effect.
How can we do it?
It seems we could.
The Gemara says that Rav said,
And Hashem will take away from you
all sickness.
Hakadosh Baruch Hu
can take away the Ayin Hara.
So what are we supposed to do?
How can we do something
that there shouldn't be Ayin Hara?
Well, the Gemara in Brachos
brings down a story with R’ Yochanan.
R’ Yochanan went in a place
where he could have
suffered from Ayin Hara.
He had a beautiful countenance,
he looked very nice,
and he could have received Ayin Hara.
The Talmidim asked him,
Aren’t you afraid of Ayin Hara?
He says: No, I'm not afraid,
because I'm from Yosef.
I'm from Yosef.
The Gemara in the second answer in Brachos,
Yosef Hatzaddik,
מכיוון, since,
לא רצה לזון
he didn't want to enjoy
something that’s not his,
the Evil Eye has no dominion over him.
You hear?
Anybody who does not
want to satisfy himself,
look on something that's not his,
he will be guarded from Ayin Hara.
Ayin Hara is bad, as we said. It's evil.
But we can save ourselves.
We can cause that Hashem
will take away from you all sickness,
by guarding our eyes.
An explicit Gemara.
מי שאינו רוצה לזון
he doesn't want to satisfy himself
with something which is not his,
just like Yosef Hatzaddik,
אין העין שולטת בו
he will be from that 1%
that Ayin Hara
will not,
shall not,
cannot touch him.
B’ezer Hashem.