Monthly Archives: August 2025

Experience is what you get when you don’t get what you want. Emuna is knowing that what you got is exactly what you needed. Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

When one davens, one must believe that  (1) Hashem can help. (2) He wants to help. (3) My tefillos make a difference. ~ R’ Elimelech Biderman Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

“Don’t ask a potential guest, ‘Do you have a place to sleep?’ Ask instead, ‘Do you have a place to get up in the morning?’ A Jew doesn’t sleep for the sake of sleeping.  He rests in order to rise … Continue reading →

Some people want to understand, “Why is Hashem doing this?” But that isn’t as important as “What does Hashem want from me? What should my reaction be to this situation?”  A Yid doesn’t have to understand why, just what.   And … Continue reading →

I give charity to anyone in need, no matter who he is.   After all, Hashem gave money to me, of all people.   Why should I be more particular as to whom I give? ~ R’ Moshe Leib of Sassov zt”l … Continue reading →

Make it a habit to speak to Hashem. You can meditate in thought, but the most important thing is to express it in speech. ~ R’ Nachman of Breslov zt”l Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

The Chofetz Chaim once told a pharmacist that he envied him for the countless mitzvos he performed daily, dealing with life-and-death chessed situations.  The pharmacist replied that it was simply his livelihood.  The Chofetz Chaim responded, “If you have in … Continue reading →

Tisha B’Av shows us how far we’ve fallen; Shabbos Nachamu shows us how high we’re destined to rise. Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

One must believe with emuna sheleima that everything Hashem does is for a person’s benefit.  And when the tzaros are so great that a person cannot understand how it could possibly be good,  then the good is surely even greater! … Continue reading →

A man struggling with parnassah and trying to marry off his daughters asked the Beis Yisrael for advice.  The Rebbe told him: “Focus on the good.  Make your tefillos 60% praise and 40% requests.” The man shifted to gratitude, and … Continue reading →