One who lacks bitachon blames himself for outcomes he never controlled and is left full of regret.
But one who has bitachon knows the result is Hashem’s decree and lives without regret.
~ R’ Pinchas of Koritz zt”l
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The Gemara (Brachos 62a) states that the medicine to heal yesurim is to accept them. Accepting the yesurim with the belief that this is Hashem’s will and for the good is a segulah and a refuah for the tzaros to leave.
~ R’ Elimelech Biderman
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“Habit blinds the heart.”
Awareness reopens the eyes and restores direction.
~ Rabbeinu Yonah — whose yahrzeit is today
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Rabbi Nachman of Breslov teaches us that prayer is a Jew’s main weapon.
Just like a soldier without his weapon is incomplete, so too is a Jew without prayer.
~ R’ Shalom Arush
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One who has bitachon accepts Hashem’s judgment in every situation and thanks Him for both the good and the difficult.
One who lacks bitachon takes credit for success and blames Hashem for failure.
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The only person who gets in the way of your spiritual dreams is you.
Don’t shrink your dreams to fit your life.
Stretch your life to fit your dreams.
~ R’ Hillel Eisenberg
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Don’t live next door to your tests.
The closer you are to the line, the easier it is to cross.
~ R’ Don Jarashow
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Are you Dati Leumi? Are you Chareidi? How do you define yourself?
I want to be Chareidi when it comes to Taharas HaBayis — the sanctity of the home.
I want to be Chabad when it comes to bein adam l’chaveiro — how I treat others.
I want to be Breslov when it comes to Emuna and Simcha — faith and joy.
I want to be a Chassid when it comes to going beyond the letter of the law.
And I want to be Dati Leumi when it comes to my love for Eretz Yisrael.
~ Yaakov Friemark
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Our common humanity precedes our religious differences.
~ R’ Lord Jonathan Sacks zt”l – whose yahrzeit is today
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The most difficult mitzvah to perform?
To live al kiddush Hashem.
~ R’ Dovid Feinstein zt”l – whose yahrzeit is today
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