This insightful 5-minute clip is from a Shiur by Rav Avigdor Miller, ZT"L (#643: In the Wilderness of Sinai), and previously appeared in Chizuk E-mail #1019.

In response to a question, Rav Miller explains that, when we do Teshuva, we should feel repulsed by our past Aveiros. Often, however, a person may stop doing a particular sin, but still feels nostalgic every time he thinks about it. Such a person is missing the element of Charata (regret) in his Teshuva [and, we may add, is more likely to fall back into his previous ways].

This clip is being shared with permission from the copyright holder. The entire Shiur, and close to 2,000 other Shiurim, can be ordered by contacting Rabbi Yehuda Brog at 718-258-7400.

i have absolutely nothing to say, but it hurts me to see a post started by kedusha who is one of the seniors of gye, and have zero replies. so ...... hi.

Hello, dear Chaver!

peloni almoni wrote:

I know of a bunch of Viznitzer Chassidim that have a whole library of R Avigdor Miller Tapes, but it's not publicized of course

Don't be surprised if they all listened to Kedusha's post, but we're too scared to comment

Guys take it easy you can leave thank you's. We're all anonymous plonis no name brand un a numen

markz wrote:


hey!!!!

unanumun wrote:


half hey!