Nituk & Tikun

10 MarChecshvan: Nituk and Tikun are interchangeable words. Nituk means cut off or separated and Tikun means to fix. When HASHEM seems to send us messages of NITUK we must have emunah that it is in itself a TIKUN. This may not be EASY to accomplish, However, with work on our emunah we can see the TIKUN and be grateful to Hashem

Getting closer

Emunah Bitachon Besimcha 5 MarCheshvan: There will be days where obstacles are placed before you and you may think that Hashem is hiding from you or not on your side that day (god forbid). Just the opposite is true. It is a moment that will test your emunah to see if you really believe that everything is from Hashem and all is good. When you want a ball to go farther you pull your hand back first then release. Same concept. NEVER lose faith!

A Leap of FAITH

Emunah Bitachon Besimcha

Rosh Chodesh MarCheshvan: It takes a leap of faith to stay focused in faith. Working on keeping the faith, is having faith when things don't go so well. Take the leap of faith and let go and let Hashem. He's never wrong, we just don't understand his ways. Begin this month anew by taking a leap toward faith, trust and with joy. THANK YOU HASHEM

Building our path toward Emunah

Emunah Bitachon Besimcha

23 Tishray: The holidays have come to and end and until Chanukah we have time to build a forward path toward accepting Emunah, Bitachon, B'simcha with Bitul into our lives. Just like people tend to begin food diets after the chag, so too we shall begin a spiritual diet/ Let's begin by looking at our list of goals for this coming year and to ask Hashem to help us achieve all that we set out to do. THANK YOU HASHEM

Benefit Of The Doubt

Emunah Bitachon Besimcha

Thurs. 10 01 09 / 13 Tishray 5770: Emunah and dan lekaf zchus (giving the benefit of the doubt) go hand in hand. The next time you fear an outcome or are feeling worried about something. Combine the lessons of emunah with giving the situation/person the benefit of the doubt and you will see (over time) less worry and more emunah in Hashem. THANK YOU HASHEM