Author Archives: Emuna Daily

If you are reading this, you obviously want to serve Hashem.  The question is, are you doing it properly?  We can’t serve Hashem properly without knowing how. The best way to do so is by learning halacha. Today marks the … Continue reading →

HaShem makes no mistakes, and deliberately places every precious neshama with the parents who are perfectly suited to nurture that neshama to its potential. ~ R’ Adam Englander based on a shiur from R’ Moshe Weinberger

It is there inside. Everything is there inside. But the ‘I’ stands firmly at the gate. ~ R’ Tzvi Freeman

Put yourself in the frame of mind of someone who has received a gift from an authority figure he greatly respects and is now thanking him for that gift.  ~ R’ Simcha Zissel Ziv zt”l

The Almighty’s presence does not rest where there is sadness, only where there is joy in fulfilling His commandments. ~ Talmud Shabbos 30b

The summer sun shone mercilessly. Acres of freshly grown crops began to dehydrate, and flocks of animals search in vain to quench their thirst. In desperation, a group of farmers gathered in the synagogue to pray for rain. After listening … Continue reading →

Hakadosh Baruch Hu married Klal Yisrael and gave us a wedding band, two luchos of sapphire. He asked the malachim what He could give the kallah in the yichud room.  He looked in His treasure house for the most precious … Continue reading →

God gave each of us a soul, which is a candle that He gives us to illuminate our surroundings with His light.  We must not only illuminate the inside of our homes, but also the outside, and the world at … Continue reading →

It states in the Sefer Ha’Ikrim, “Bitachon in Hashem is greater than all praises that one can say to Hashem.” We can say all day that Hashem is the Master of the World, He can do everything, He loves us, … Continue reading →

When one has genuine love for Hashem, it will burn away all foolish thoughts. And this is the only effective way to overcome bad thoughts: to have a constant desire to serve Hashem. ~ Sefas Emes