R’ Aaron Rakeffet quoted R’ Yisrael Salanter as saying that one needs Bitachon as if there is no Hishtadlus, and at the same time needs to do Hishtadlut as if there is no Bitachon.
Thank you Yoni for providing this amazing quote.
R’ Aaron Rakeffet quoted R’ Yisrael Salanter as saying that one needs Bitachon as if there is no Hishtadlus, and at the same time needs to do Hishtadlut as if there is no Bitachon.
Thank you Yoni for providing this amazing quote.
“Rabbi Nachman says: You are sad? You are 100% right. But have you even been happy about the things you do have? Why are you sad? Because there is something missing in your life. But you are alive. Let’s start from there. Why don’t you dance for one week just because you are alive.” ~ R’ Shlomo Carlebach zt”l
“[In T.Yerushalmi Yoma 1:1] Our sages explain: ‘Every generation for which the Temple isn’t rebuilt, is as though the Temple was destroyed for that generation.’ If so, a fast day isn’t really a sad day, but an opportune day. It’s a day when we’re empowered to fix the cause of that first destruction, so that our long exile will be ended and we will find ourselves living in messianic times—may that be very soon. – Chabad.org
“Teach your tongue to say ‘I don’t know’ rather than invent something.” ~ Talmud
“…whoever trusts in what is other than G-d, G-d removes His providence from him and leaves him in the hands of whatever he trusted in.” ~ Chovos Halevovos (Duties of the Heart
“The entire sequence of incomprehensible events that led to the brothers standing before Yosef in Egypt, became instantly rationalized the moment he said ‘I am Yosef.’ Similarly, in the future, when the nations of the world will hear the immortal words ‘I am Hashem, your G-d,’ all the seemingly inexplicable occurrences that shape the world on a day-to-day basis, will become clear.” ~ Chafetz Chaim
“G-d detests a man who rushes to accuse a neighbor.” ~ Talmud