Not Wasting Seed: HaShem's Favourite Mitzvah

All the protected believe, there is nothing more difficult than the issues of Kedusha as the Rambam writes. They the most difficult thing that a person can overcome is this specific issue because it's not a one-time thing. It's not a one-time thing, it's a lifelong thing. You know, if let's say somebody's addicted to overeating or addicted to idolatry or addicted to stealing or addicted to fire, a kleptomaniac or whatever other type of addiction that he has those things usually once you overcome them, more or less you're finished. More or less you're finished, perhaps you shouldn't go back to the bar anymore, perhaps you shouldn't hang out with those friends anymore, but more or less out of sight is out of mind. With issues of morality, you don't need to see anything in order for you to think about it. You don't need to see anything in order for you to think about something wrong. You could be looking at your Siddur and thinking about something that's not allowed. Right? Because again, it's it's part of your Yetzer Hara. It's part of the Yetzer Hara. So this is why it makes it the the most difficult, but difficult doesn't mean impossible. Difficult means there's a big reward. A big reward, a very very big reward, bigger than anything else that we that we have. It's Hakadosh Baruch Hu's favorite mitzvah. It's another one of the Malot where he says that it's Hakadosh Baruch Hu's favorite mitzvah. In essence, it's the purpose of creation, so that's a given, but nonetheless, this is something that he glorifies he's glorified through because he says, "Look, the world exists because of him."