From a halachic/spiritual standpoint is it considered an abomination to go to Shul to Daven with a minyan right after looking at porn or JO? Sometimes I feel like it's a guarantee my prayers have no chance of being accepted and/or my learning will do nothing for me, in fact I wonder if it's straight out disrespectful to Hashem and Torah to go from something so earthly and low and then to try and approach God. I want to know if anyone know of any halachic reference concerning this and/or spiritual insight into this idea/dilemma. 

I'll let the talmidei chachamim around here answer your question.

But please let me ask you a much more important question in return - what do you plan to do to stop looking at porn or JO in the first place?

Howbout learnin' or davanin' prior to performin' these activities?
Howbout durin'?

I plan on visiting this website and talking to people like I am now. Thanks 

That was a productive answer thanks 

Dexterboy wrote on 06 Mar 2016 22:43:

I understand that you are not asking if I may look at porn before davening, rather you are asking what should I do if I fell with porn before I davend. Right?
From your question I can see that you are well aware of the prohibitions of porn and JO. It's just that you have not yet learned how to overcome your struggle.
For me it sounds more like the yetzer hara telling you, you can't go now daven you just saw the worst things and hashem wont even listen to your tifela. Right?
But I think that if you'll listen to him you'll end up porning even more.

So instead start reading the Handbook, try to avoid falls, but if you fell don't let lead to a second one. Instead get up, go daven, go learn, get into contact with people and get out of the isolation.
There is hope, it just requires work.
Bhatzlacha
 

Dear Dexterboy

This I found on the GYE website:


Source:
https://guardyoureyes.com/the-gye-program/the-30-principles/21-principles-for-the-struggle/item/principle-16?category_id=279

Whether we are chasidish or not (I'm not ), it is pretty clear what we are to do. Although I do admit that it is everything but easy to go daven with these terrible feelings of בושה וכלימה.
Maybe the thinking and remembering of these feelings are of some benefit… (thinking first!).
Halevay.

Wishing you much Hatzlocha
Balabos