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Protecting Ourselves in Today’s World .com
‫וְ נִ ְ ׁשמַ ְר ּ ֶתם‬
Filter Guide
Compiled by the Venishmartem Support Team
Special Kinus 5773 Edition
New filter solutions are always coming out.
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Venishmartem.com Filter Guide
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n this booklet we have selected
the best filtering solutions for
your home or office. The ideal
setup will keep give you great
protection without interfering with
your day-to-day activities.
Before we get started it’s important to explain some core filtering
concepts.
Blacklist or Whitelist?
Blacklist Filter - This type of filter
leaves the internet wide open and
‘blacklists’ bad sites. This is generally not 100% reliable.
Whitelist Filter - This type of
filter will allow you to ‘whitelist’
specific websites you need, and
keep everything blocked. This is a
very secure option.
What should you choose? If you
google alot and use new websites
each day then use a ‘blacklist’.
However if you visit the same websites each day with only occational
exceptions, then a ‘whiltelist’ will
do a better job. Whitelisting is also
recommend for computers used by
children and youth.
Types of Filtering
These are different types of filters
described in this guide.
• Kosher service providers and
Network Filtering - These
options are convenient if you
have an office with more than
one computer. Instead of setting
up filtering on each computer
separately, you could use one
solution that will protect all of
them. Also any devices using the
office’s wireless internet network will be protected.
• Computer Filters - If you have
a lone computer at home or office, this is the solution for you.
Also if you have a portable computer (laptop or netbook) this
option will keep you protected
wherever you go, even while you
are connected to a public Wi-Fi
network.
• Accountability Solutions This novel idea is not actually
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a filter, but it could be used
together with one. The idea of
Internet Accountability is simple:
A person will certainly not view
inappropriate material on the
internet if others could see what
they have viewed. These solutions will send reports of your
computer’s internet activity to
to another person. This is great
for Shluchim who need access
to facebook, twitter and youtube. As a parent it allows to
see all the internet activity of
your child.
• Mobile Filtering Solutions This section covers solutions
that will protect a all kinds of
smartphones.
KOSHER
SERVICE
PROVIDERS
T
hese solutions are recommended for non-portable computers
like Desktop computers.
These companies provide ‘kosher’
internet service which is filtered
on their end before it reaches your
home or office. This way any computers or device in your home or
office will have filtered internet.
Kosher service providers are very
hard to bypass.
The downside is that when connecting to someone else’s Wi-Fi
you will not be filtered at all.
Therefore it is recommend to also
use a regular filter on the computer
itself. See below page 4.
Currently these options only work
with DSL. If you need high-speed
internet use network filtering (discussed in the next section).
on your account.
You can also block certain parts of
a website, e.g. video. while still allowing access to the site itself.
Filtering levels: email only, whitelist, blacklist (5 levels), special
business track.
All Jnet plans can have an optional
“Mehadrin” add-on that blocks
pictures of people as well.
Web: www.TheJnet.com
Phone: 1-866-866-JNET(5638)
E-mail: [email protected]
Yeshiva Net
• White list • Email Only
Yeshivanet will soon release
Yeshiva Net Mobile, a filtered netstick which connects to your laptop
via USB and gives you access to
filtered internet while on the go.
Yeshiva Net Mobile is powered by
the verizon wireless network.
Web: yeshivanet.com
Phone: 718-937-4482
NETWORK
FILTERING
These solutions are recommended
for offices or homes with many
computers and devices.
Jnet
• Blacklist • Whitelist • Email Only
Jnet’s filtering is
flexible: you can
choose a separate
level of filtering
for each computer
with access to just the websites
you need and no others.
Network filtering ensures that all
computers connected to that network are filtered.
YeshivaNet provides two services
- email without Internet, or email
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Vocatech
• Black List • White List
This technology is compatible with
any internet service provider. So if
you need high speed internet, this
option is ideal.
Some vocatech features:
• Fully Cloud Hosted - No Software Necessary
• Unprecedented Levels of Access
Control
• Very easy to manage
Category Levels:
Vocatech provides over 50 different categories of websites which
you can choose to allow or block
according to your needs. You can
also add exceptions for specific
websites.
Web: www.vocatech.com
Phone: 718-395-1550
Email: [email protected]
COMPUTER
FILTERING
The Filternet
• For Windows Only
Webchaver
• Accountability
• Filtering (add on feature)
• For Windows and Mac
WebChaver (using the acclaimed
Covenant Eyes software) will send
an easy-to-read report of your internet activity to a Chaver of your
choice; a spouse, parent, or friend,
who can view the report and ensure your browsing integrity.
Webchaver provides a good filtering as an optional add on.
For a 10% discount, use the following coupon code: GYE10PERCENT
Note: If you are using k9 or any
other filter, please uninstall it before installing WebChaver.
URL: www.WebChaver.org
Tel: 1-614-664-3548
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Filternet allows you to setup
multiple accounts for each family
member with different filtering levels for each. (Some minimum filtering always will remain in place.)
Web: www.thefilternet.com
Phone: 1-718-838-1550
Blue Coat K9 Web
Protection (FREE)
K9 delivers the comprehensive
protection you need (including time
limits). With K9, you get the same
advanced web filtering technology
used by enterprise and government
institutions worldwide — all with a
user-friendly interface that allows
you to control Internet use in your
home.
Important: In order to make k9
fool-proof, it is recommend that
someone else keeps the password.
Follow this link for instructions:
http://goo.gl/vyAIH
Web: www.GetK9.com
Email: [email protected]
Manual: http://goo.gl/Ta3gX
ACCOUNTABILITY
SOLUTIONS
Web Chaver
See page 4 above for details.
The KBA Initiative
Like WebChaver, KBA (Knas Based
Accountability) is an accountability/reporting software. But instead
of the reports going to a friend,
the reports are are reviewed by
KBA. With KBA you can remain
anonymous and the ones reviewing
the reports do not know who you
are. The accountability is achieved
through a “Knas” that is agreed
upon during sign-up.
The reports are checked over by a
live person to make sure there is
no room for mistakes. If a bad report is confirmed, your credit card
will be charged the predetermined
Knas within 48 hours.
How to Sign Up: Go to www.gye.
org.il/kba and enter your name or
a nickname, your email address
and payment details. (KBA won’t
charge a cent unless a bad report
received!).
Once you submit the form we will
email you your license code and instructions on how to download and
install the software. KBA is free
for the first 100 people joining!
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eBlaster
EBlaster is a highly recommended
program that records and reviews
all computer activity. It organizes
the recordings into reports and
automatically e-mails them to any
address you choose (a spouse,
parent, friend or Rav), as often as
you like.
Monitors: Emails Sent and Received, Capture Web Sites Visited,
Capture Both Sides of Chats and
Instant Messages, Capture Online
Searches, Capture Keystrokes
Typed, Capture Facebook + Social
Networks, Files Uploaded/Downloaded, Capture Program Activity &
User Activity.
This program is especially recommended if you want to monitor
facebook activity, since it will even
show activity that is behind a
password.
Jnet Mobile
The program normally costs $100
to install; but for those coming
through Venishmartem the price
is just $70! Just use this URL to
sign-up: www.spectorsoft.com/GYE.
(There are cheaper programs, but
they may slow down your computer
and are not as user friendly.)
• Filtered Internet
• Apps-Only Option
• Email Only
MOBILE
DEVICE
SOLUTIONS
S
martphones are difficult to
filter, and it is often easy to
bypass the restrictions placed on
them. So smartphones are not
suitable for kids or bochurim. The
solutions below are suited mainly
for adults.
BLACKBERRY
Kosher Phones
Jnet mobile offers real time filtering and content protection for your
blackberry device. In less than five
minutes you can be on the way to
safer browsing with fewer distractions.
Compatible with all Blackberry
phones, but requires a BES (Blackberry Enterprise Service).
Web: www.jnetmobile.com
Phone: 718-625-5638 #840
Mobiflock Parental
Control
• Filtering • Monitoring • Blocking
Apps
With ‘Mobiflock My Child’ ($5/mo)
You can block & monitor the web,
block & monitor the apps on the
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“Kosher Phones” are phones
which are completely protected: no text, no email, no
web, no camera/video, no
games.
‘Meshumer’ Phones - Verizon/PagePlus service. Phone:
1-917-627-7786 or 1-845362-8396
Approved Link - Verizon/
PagePlus service. Phone:
1-866-444-5404
All Talk - Verizon/PagePlus
service. All Talk also has the
option to allow text messaging. Phone: 917-627-7786.
Mehadrin Wireless - Phone:
732-320-6929. Email: [email protected]
Safe-Tech - Sprint network.
Phone: 1-855-212-SAFE
(7233)
phone, and more. Note: Our testing
has shown that this product slows
down the device.
RIM Parental Lock
Web: www.mobiflock.com
RIM Parental Controls is an application that provides options to
restrict access to specific BlackBerry functions, features and
applications such as the Browser
and Text Messaging. Have a friend
or spouse set up and keep the
password for you. They should lock
the Browser, App world, Options,
Facebook, Twitter, etc. URL: www.
goo.gl/gv2wT
GYE BlackBerry App
• Email & Apps Only
This App will lock your Browser, the
BlackBerry App Store, Facebook
and Twitter. The password is encrypted and can only be opened by
contacting a Venishmartem Representative. Every time the app is
unlocked (through Venishmartem),
a new code is generated so the old
password will no longer work.
You can always add applications
to be blocked by opening the ‘GYE’
App from the ‘Menu’ item, and then
clicking ‘Add Applications’.
Note: The GYE app is only compatible with Platform 5.0 and up.
Web: www.gye.org.il/bb
• Email Only
IPHONE,
ITOUCH, IPAD
Ranger Pro
• Blacklist • Whitelist
From your phone go to the ‘App
Store’ and search for ‘Ranger Pro’
browser. Download and install it
onto your phone. The URL is:
www.goo.gl/bqijL
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To setup a whitelist, log into
Ranger online dashboard and do
the following:
Go to Settings > Websites >
Whitelist (Allow) Websites, then put
in your list of websites you need
to access. (In the Pro version you
can also setup Web activity reports
to be sent to someone’s email
address, by clicking on the ‘Email
Reports’ tab).
Apple Restrictions
You can use the build in apple
restrictions to disable internet
browsing. First delete any internet
enable apps that you may have,
(like google search) by holding
down your finger on the app icon,
and touching the X. Safari can be
left alone. Then complete the steps
outlined in the “important note”
below.
Covenant Eyes
• Monitoring Only
Covenant Eyes provides an accountability solution for Apple’s
iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. This
app is an Internet browser, which
you can use as you would Safari,
and it monitors everywhere you go
online, rating each Web address.
It then sends a detailed report to
the “Accountability Partner(s)” you
choose, such as a friend, a spouse,
a mentor, etc.
Please note that ‘Covenant Eyes’ is
a Monitored Browser ONLY. While
using this browser you will not be
filtered.
To sign up for service go to www.
webchaver.com/iphone_start.php
Important Note
In order to use the following software you need to complete some
additional steps to provide complete protection to your device:
From your device home screen,
select Settings > General.
• Filtering • Monitoring • Blocking
Apps
Select Restrictions > Enter a
4-digit passcode. It is important
that another person should put in
and keep the passcode for you.
From your Android phone go to
‘Play Store’ and search for ‘Net
Nanny’, download and install it
on your phone. Open ‘Net Nanny’,
you will be asked to create a new
account ($20/year) or sign in to
an exciting account - if you have
one already. Have a Rav, friend
or spouse set up the NetNanny
account and password for you.
Netnanny also has the option of
blocking apps.
Set Safari, YouTube, and Installing Apps to the setting ‘Off’. Scroll
down to Allowed Content. > Set
In-App Purchases to Off. > Select
Music & Podcasts. Set Explicit to
‘Off’ for listening. > Select Movies.
Set to ‘Don’t allow Movies’ > Select
TV Shows. Set to ‘Don’t allow TV
shows’ > Select Apps. Set the age
to 4+. > Select Ratings For to set
the appropriate Country as your
primary Country. > Press the Home
button to close and return to the
home screen.
For detailed graphical instructions
see: www.gye.org.il/k9idevice.
ANDROID
Net Nanny
After the initial installation, you
can make changes to the settings for your protected device(s)
from any web browser. You do not
need to have the protected device
in your hand to view or change
its settings - it could all be done
online!
Note: Net Nanny requires the
device to run Android 2.2 or higher.
You can find a list of supported
devices at www.goo.gl/5NenZ.
To setup NetNanny as a whitelist,
complete the following after log-
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ging into your NetNanny account:
1) Select the user you want to edit.
2) Select “overrides” from the top
menu. 3) In the “always block” list,
click on “add website” and type
“A”. Repeat this process again and
type the letter “B”. Repeat for all
the letters of the ABC. 4) Click the
“always allowed” link, and add the
websites you want to allow.
Web: www.netnanny.com/mobile
If Net Nanny is not compatible with your device please use
‘Norton Safety Minder for Android’:
www.goo.gl/Nn7Dh
Smart App Protector
From your Android phone go to
‘Play Store’ and search for ‘Smart
App Protector’, download and
install it on your phone. Open
the new app, ask a Rav, friend
or spouse to create a password
for you, then lock up all ‘Internet
Browsers’, ‘YouTube’, ‘Facebook’
and all other Apps you don’t want
to have access to.
See http://gye.org.il/smartappprotector for important information on how to make this option
fool-proof.
Covenant Eyes
• Monitoring Only
This app currently has the following features: Monitors all web
activity on the default Android
browser, Monitors all app activity on the device, and reports which
apps were used, for how long,
when they were installed and what
their rating is. The app cannot be
uninstalled without an uninstall
code.
To download the app for Android,
visit http://webchaver.com/android_alt.php.
You must enable installation of
non-market apps prior to installing
this app (To do this go to: Settings
- Security - check the option for
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“Unknown Sources”.)
My Mobile Watch Dog
• Monitoring Only
This applications lets parents see
all web activity, limit how their
child’s phone operates and what
features work.
Web: www.goo.gl/v7EWr
NOKIA /
SYMBIAN
Apps Lock
• No-Internet • Email & Apps Only
The app could lock native applications as well as third party applications. Access to locked applications
is password protected.
Web: www.goo.gl/3IVJz
Mobiflock My Child
• Filtering • Monitoring • App Lock
Mobiflock My Child provides WEB
& APP BLOCKING - (you don’t need
to root your phone). Mobiflock
allows you to manage all your
smart devices via a web dashboard
- please ensure you complete the
registration process and setup your
web dashboard properly.
Mobiflock My Child includes the
following features:
Web monitoring & blocking, App
monitoring & blocking, Timetable,
Alerts by email and SMS, Protects
device over wifi and 3G, Block unwanted contacts, Call & SMS logs,
Manage all of your devices from 1
dashboard, Uninstall protection.
URL: www.mobiflock.com
OTHER
SMARTPHONES
For all other smartphones and
internet cabable devices, see our
website at www.venishmartem.com
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REGULAR
PHONES
Regular phones usually don’t allow you to install filters. But you
can still make a filter via your
cellphone carrier’s content filtering which they can apply to your
account upon request (usually only
for monthly subscribers, not for
prepaid clients).
For a list of all major cell phone
companies that filter content see:
http://goo.gl/cWzuv
Blocking Images & Ads
In addition to a filter, there are many other ways to ensure that your web experience is not disturbed by inappropriate images and advertisements. Below are some suggestions:
Blocking Pictures (on Mozilla Firefox)
Step 1: Get the Firefox Browser: www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox
(Your browser is the program that you use to view web pages, e.g. Internet Explorer.)
The Firefox Browser enables you to install add-ons (programs that plug in to the browser) which give you more
control of the content that you view.
Another reason for using Firefox is that the layout is clearer when it comes to disabling certain features on the
browser.
Step 2: Once installed go to the Firefox menu tab.
Step 3: Click on the “content” tab. Deselect “load images automatically”, then click the “Exceptions”
button.
Step 4: Enter the URL(s) of websites for which you want to allow pictures, and “allow” after each
one. Then click “close” and “OK”. After you do this, the pages you visit will not have any pictures showing, except on the allowed URL’s. (Note: this
method is not 100% reliable for all picture types, and for video you may need to install an additional add-on.)
When you are confident about the content of the site you are on, you can follow the steps we have mentioned
to enable the images to show.
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How to Lock a Wireless Network
To ensure you are not the cause of a stumbling block to others, put a password on your router to protect your
next-door neighbours and other people outside of your home.
Warning: If you intend on protecting people inside your home, this step alone is not sufficient. In addition to applying a password you will need to physically lock your router in a cupboard, or get yourself a wired router.
There are two ways of locking your wireless network:
The first is by creating a password, so that only someone with the password can access the Internet.
The second way, which is more secure, only allows access to devices on a “permitted list.” This works by using a
unique identifier for each device, called a MAC address. With this system only specified computers and devices
can access the wireless network.
1. Open the preferences for your router.
Often the preferences are set by opening your web browser and entering a URL with numbers (example:
http://192.168.0.1) in the address bar. You may need a password. The default password and address is often
printed on the router itself, or in the instructions that came with it.
Address, username &
default password
Type of encryption used
Underside of a Wireless Router
If you set the router password long ago and no longer remember it, you can often reset the password to the
manufacturer’s default by pressing a reset button or pin on the router itself (holding it down for 20 seconds or
so).
The Reset Pin
Alternatively, preferences may be set via a specific program for your router, which you installed on your computer when you added the router.
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2. Find the wireless security settings.
Look for a tab that says “Wireless Security” or something similar. Click on it. There
should
be an option to “Enable.” You will need to choose which type of security you wish to
use. We suggest using “WPA” or “WPA2” for maximum security.
1: Access wireless settings.
2: Set encryption.
3: Set password and click “apply”.
3. Enable WPA password and save/apply.
Enter a password and confirm. Then click on “Save Changes/Apply.” Your router should
reboot and after a minute or two, you will be able to use it only with the password
you chose.
Instructions taken from the webchaver website: www.webchaver.org/wifi_protect.php
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A Few Testimonials
I
am a Rov, Posek, Magid Shiur and Mechaber Sfarim. I
have many talmidim. I have been unsuccessfully battling
this problem for at least 40 years. I read thoroughly the
GYE handbook and would like to make the author my Rebbe.
“K’mayim karim al nefesh ayefoh”, this masterpiece has reinstilled a hope within me that maybe I can really be what
my talmidim think I am.
I pour out my heart to the Aibishter that one day I’ll be able
to help you rather than enlisting your help. I wish there were
words to convey the magnitude of my bracha to you, for
your hatzlacha is the hatzlocha of Klal Yisrael.
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An anonymous Rabbi
ou have no idea as to what category of people have
fallen victim to internet pornography. We would not
think that these type of people would be capable of
it. Hopefully nobody who’s a Yirei Shamayim is going to go
look for that kind of trash and that kind of filth. However,
it is perfectly possible that while monkeying around with
the internet, you hit a button and there’s a pop-up of
a pornography scene. You weren’t looking for it, but it
happened. You have exactly 3/10ths of a second to turn it
off. And if you avoid it for 4/10ths of a second, you may
become addicted. That’s how severe it is. It’s one of the
most powerful addictions. Day after day after day - I get
letters and calls from people who say, “what can I do to save
myself?” because they have fallen into the pornography
addiction and it has taken them all the way down. It has
ruined more marriages than anything, ruined families. It’s
been terribly destructive.
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Rabbi Abraham J. Twersky, MD
ot a week goes by that I don’t have to deal with
a Shalom Bayis Problem or a problem in Chinuch
Habanim or Banos, or a very fine Bochur who will
call me up – or at least what is left of a very fine bochur
– calls me up crying, begging for help. There is nobody
that can claim that either they’re not affected, or a family
member, or a neighbor, or the chaver sitting next to them in
shul, or the chavrusah sitting across from them in yeshiva.
If you discounted it until now, you’re gonna have to take my
word for it when I say that there is no single problem facing
the yechidim in klal Yisrael and communities at large, there
is no bigger problem than this. There’s a Chov Kadosh to
do something now before there’s no semblance of Kedusha
left in Klal Yisrael. And I don’t say that lightly. Keep in mind,
the people who come to me are so frum and so upset about
what’s going on, that they’re willing to talk to their Rav.
That means that there are thousands of people who would
never even speak to their Rav. I hate to sound pessimistic –
but if you have unrestricted internet in the house – internet
that is not both filtered and reported, I would say there’s
a higher than then 90% chance that people have already
been Nichshal in your house. And if it hasn’t happened yet,
there’s more than 90% chance it will happen. And if it’s not
happening at home, it’s happening in the office.
A
Rabbi Yosef Veiner, Agudas Yisrael Flatbush
prestigious Mechanech wrote for help: “Dear GYE,
Sorry for anonymity but it would be a Chillul Hashem
to show my real face. I am a prestigious mechanech
and respected marriage counselor. I helped a lot of Bachurim
and couples in their own sexual problems. But as chazal say
“ain chovish matir atzmoh”, I can’t be in command of myself
at all, I need access to the net for my profession, and being
a computer guru, I have outsmarted the filters & locks. If you
would know who the writer is you would weep for weeks. I
can’t tolerate it any longer. It seems to me that the only way
is by including outside help. However SA meetings are out
of question due to my caliber, and letting my wife in does
also not come in consideration. Do you think I can be helped
without blowing my secret?”
We answered him and he got involved in our network and
forum. 4 months later he writes:
“R’ Guard, you can not visualize the effect that GYE has
had on my life. Since I joined the forum my life has simply
changed for the better like a turtle slowly (actually rapidly)
emerging from his shell. Starting to live a lively life, a life
of control and reason. To understand myself, and the others
around me. I opened my eyes, grasped my deterring situation,
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and made a swift U-turn. WOW!! One hundred twenty five
days since I joined the forum. 125 days ago I was reborn.
Right, I consider myself an infant of 4 months old. I watch
my soul growing daily, as a kid would regularly appraise his
height. My Davening has not been with such devotion for a
very long time. The learning has become superior, since the
tranquility of my conscious. My kith and kin have never been
closer to me, than the last few months. And the list goes on
and on. Thanks to you, my life is so much better. I can speak
to my kids about Judaism without feeling like a hypocrite. I
can sing zemiros at the Shabbos table without feeling guilt.
I can shake the Rabbi’s hand without saying to myself – “if
he only knew”. I can’t express in words how much I owe you.
I
Anonymous
Mechanech
am a Rebbe in a small Yeshivah where I deal with
regular frum middle-school age boys who have not had
much success in the regular school systems for various
reasons. It was recently brought to my attention that many
of these boys, ages 11-14 are addicted to pornography and
hotzoas zera livatala. They view this as if it were normal and
not even something to work on. Many of them do not even
know that this is assur, and they couldn’t believe me when I
said looking and thinking about these things is not allowed
from the Torah. One boy did ask me how he would be able to
sustain from this when he feels very bored and doesn’t have
enough to do to fill his free time, and pornography is an
easy time consumer. Another boy said he used it as a way
to fall asleep at night. An additional problem is, that most of
these boys have iPod touches or other devices with Wifi, so
that having blockers on their computer wouldn’t really solve
their problem. Others are very savvy and can break - in their
own words - “any block” on a computer.”
I
A Rebbe in a vibrant Jewish community
was addicted for twelve years, always looking out and
wondering who can help me. A few months ago I came
across your site. When I started to see all this great
information, I became glued for hours. I must say, that since
then I have not fallen B”H. I now feel greater then ever.
You are far more than an organization; to me you are like a
Hashem’s hospital.”
Chanoch
“I remember that when I was a child I had a very close
relationship with Hashem. Then over the years, I only checked
in once in a while. By my twenties I knew He was here, but I
wasn’t about to be another “blind believer”; I needed proof.
So I told Him, “I’m not going to believe in ANYthing. If you’re
for real, show me.” Looking back, I can see so many ways
He showed me - but I missed them all. Then I became a lust
freak. I ended up in jail as a result, multiple failed marriages,
and alienated from my daughter. So I slowly started doing
T’shuvah. But my lust addiction never gave me rest... I’d still
have marathon sessions of self-destructive, lust related
behaviors. Then, purely by accident (read hashgacha pratis)
I found this site. I just did 120 days clean B”H. But what’s
most important here, is that my skepticism was finally laid
to rest through this clean streak. With the help of the guys
here on the site and the very real experience of Hashem’s
hand holding me safe, I have the real, palpable, experience,
in a most personal way, of His presence and reality. Not
all the time, of course, but proof that I can no more deny
than the fact that I’m typing this to you. I hit bottom from
bottom, and I would probably be dead by now if it hadn’t
been for Guard Your Eyes. Thank you again and again.
L
An Anonymous Therapist
ooking back to where I was 3 yrs ago, I can’t believe
what I’ve achieved in terms of my thoughts and
where I used to go late at night on the internet. I am
unrecognizable now, B”H, and can almost say I’ve conquered
this problem. The fact I’ve come this far is complete
testimony to what you have done for me alone - let alone
the thousands of other people whom you have helped.”
I
Ahron
have benefited professionally and personally from your
network, for over 17 months. Almost as soon as I started
receiving the daily e-mails, I stopped looking at porn
sites and the like.
I
A Neuroscientist in Israel
want to thank you; this website is a lifesaver for my
husband. And with the new support for spouses, I think it
will be a life-saver for me also.
15
A Wife
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