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Don’t have any doubts at all…because Hashem can bring salvation, and no one can prevent Him… Your bitachon should be like someone who is waiting for morning to come…” Sefer Ha’Ikrim (4:49) At night, we all know that morning will … Continue reading →

People are given gifts.  They are born with skills and talents, and they’ve been blessed for a reason. It’s because Hashem wants them to use those blessings. Each one of us has a mission: our skills tell us how to … Continue reading →

The Zohar (vol.3, 216:) states, “Whoever toils in Torah his mazal changes.” If he had a mazal to be poor, childless, or any other kind of yesurim, his mazal improves in the merit of toil in Torah. ~ R’ Elimelech … Continue reading →

Believe me, my brothers, if it weren’t that I believed that Hashem stands behind everything that happens, and if I didn’t believe that Hashem’s hashgachah is over every detail, I would be lost from the world (i.e., depressed and broken) … Continue reading →

“If one loses a silver coin, he should praise Hashem as though he found a silver coin. And if he loses two silver coins, he should be happy as though he found two silver coins. The same is for every … Continue reading →

The Bas Ayin writes “It is known that all dinim (troubles) that are in the world are because people aren’t conscious that Hashem is watching over everything…” Therefore, let us take a moment to think: “Hashem sees me right now. … Continue reading →

When a person corrects you, besides the actual focus of his correction, he is also giving you an opportunity to learn more about yourself based on your response.  If your response to correction is not yet as it should be, … Continue reading →

When you give something to a person in need, you are not only helping him; you yourself gain immensely from your act of kindness. In this way, you are integrating the attribute of kindness into your personality and walking in … Continue reading →

Feeling for someone else is sympathy, but empathy means to be able to see things from the other person’s perspective. ~ R’ Dr. Avraham J. Twerski zt”l

If you think you can do wrong, then tell yourself that you can repair it.  If you think you can hurt, then tell yourself that you can heal. ~ R’ Nachman of Breslov zt”l