Category Archives: Emuna

“Hashem closes those doors that aren’t beneficial to our souls, yet opens the doors that lead to what’s best for each of us, to keep us on a focused and directed path in life.  Without His Divine guidance, we’d be … Continue reading →

“Even extreme handicaps are for a person’s own good.  Hashem alone knows what a soul must correct, and thereby places each soul in a circumstance that is conducive for its necessary tikkun or soul correction.” – The Garden of Emuna

“Rebbe Nachman of Breslev teaches…that Hashem immediately calls out to a person that strays from the proper path, beckoning that individual to return.  Hashem summons each person in a tailor made fashion and in accordance with that person’s needs.  For … Continue reading →

“Those with emuna therefore direct their efforts to achieving their tikkun, and focus on getting to know Hashem.  Such individuals are constantly seeking Hashem.  As a result, Hashem doesn’t need to send superfluous ‘wake up calls’ that manifest themselves in … Continue reading →

“When we experience difficulties in life, it’s a clear sign that we’re a beloved son or daughter of Hashem.  Knowing that Hashem loves us and does everything for our benefit makes life not only bearable, but gratifying.  The contrary also … Continue reading →

“The righteous receive tribulations in order to merit a lofty place in the world to come.”  Tracate Kiddushin, 40b – The Garden of Emuna.

“Our Talmudic sages warned (tracate Arachin, 16b) that if a person has forty consecutive days  free of tribulations, he or she forfeits their share in the world to come!” – The Garden of Emuna

“The Zohar (Bechukotai, 114) states ‘How beloved are the children of Israel before the Holy One, blessed be He!  He desires to reprove them and to lead them on the straight path, like a loving father who wields a rod … Continue reading →

“Those who fail to get to know Hashem in good times risk being placed in predicaments devoid of any natural or logical solution, where the only remaining alternative is to cry out to Hashem.  In this manner, Hashem – in … Continue reading →

“When people ignore Hashem’s personal messages, Hashem is compelled to send ‘louder’ messages, in other words, situations of greater difficulty.” – The Garden of Emuna