Author Archives: Emuna Daily

There isn’t any connection between hishtadlus and parnassah. Hishtadlus is a tax we all must pay, and Hashem sends the parnassah. ~ R’ Elimelech Biderman

There are three types of people that the Holy One, Blessed is He, loves.  One of them is a person who does not get angry.  ~ Pesachim 113b

All of the gedolei yisroel that we have known were extremely diligent about doing whatever needed to be done immediately. Indeed, the Chazon Ish used to say, “A segulah for not forgetting to do something is to do it immediately.”  ~ … Continue reading →

Just as our income is decided on Rosh Hashanah, so are our losses. Hashem allows monetary losses to serve as a kapparah for decrees.  So, for example, if someone is supposed to break a leg, he might instead lose $100. … Continue reading →

Trust in Hashem frees a man from being confined to this world.  ~ The Alter of Novardok

Whoever had an opportunity to commit an aveirah and avoids it and is saved from the aveirah, a miracle will happen to him. ~ Kiddushin 40b Next time you overcome a challenge to sin, take advantage of the moment and say … Continue reading →

Whoever trusts in Hashem, believes in Hashem.   But not all that believe in Hashem, trust Him.  Emuna is like a tree and Bitachon is like the fruit.  (Many trees don’t bear fruit, but all fruit come from a tree).   ~ … Continue reading →

Hashem created two doors – one in Shamayim and one in the heart of man. When one opens his heart to the needs of his fellow man, then the corresponding door in Shamayim is opened to hear his cry. ~ The Vilna … Continue reading →

When someone tells you something you already know, don’t tell him, “I heard that already.” ~ The Rosh In other words, people enjoy sharing news.  Therefore, give them the satisfaction of being the bearer of good news.  Don’t deflate them … Continue reading →

Learning Torah is like eating the mann.  The mann could taste like any delicacy a person wanted, but if he does not think of anything, it has no taste. Torah is so sweet, but only if you think.  Otherwise, you … Continue reading →