Author Archives: Emuna Daily

Whatever difficulty you are going through, Hashem is doing it for a reason. It’s not random, nothing Hashem does is random. Nothing He does is TO you. Everything He does is FOR you. ~ R’ Moshe Malka

Happiness doesn’t come from indulging in yourself and your needs.  If you are focused on your needs, you will only see what you don’t have yet. Instead, focus on all the blessings that God has given you and you will … Continue reading →

Ever since the Beis Hamikdash was destroyed, the gates to heaven are closed. Except one set of gates.  The gates of tears.  They have never closed. Now, what does that mean? You get some tears on your cheeks and you’re … Continue reading →

When a person is moser nefesh – when he makes a great sacrifice, exerting himself beyond his capabilities to do a mitzvah – then Hashem gives him extra assistance to accomplish his goals. ~ Ha’amek Davar

The water in the tank can be pure, but if the pipe that carries it is stuffed or corroded, you won’t get to that clean water. Your tefillos are so holy, and there are pipes meant to carry them to … Continue reading →

Don’t take criticism (or get insulted) from someone you wouldn’t take advice from.   ~ Gedale Fenster

Faith is dependent upon a person’s mouth. [Speaking about faith not only increases it – it is faith!] ~ R’ Nachman of Breslov zt”l (1772-1810)

Chazal teach us that all the pleasures of this world are naught compared to a moment’s delight in the World-to-Come. It has been noted that not only is a moment of the next world more pleasurable than all of this … Continue reading →

Wherever Hashem directs our steps, we find our purpose.  If we stop asking “What am I doing here?” and ask instead, “What can I do here?” we will never doubt that we are exactly where we need to be. ~ … Continue reading →

Life is a journey through the world.  And the next world is the destination… If you grasp your life as a journey to an amazing destination, the building of an eternal result, the difficulties of life become meaningful. In fact, … Continue reading →