Nothing Can Overrule Hashem
The Creator is stronger than every strong being, and no one can overturn His judgment.
Chovot Halevavot – Shaar Habitachon
No One Has Veto Power Over Hashem
Sometimes one person or system starts to look enormous in our mind. A boss. A court. A company. A doctor. A decision-maker. Their choices can affect your life, and you may need to deal with them seriously. Rabbeinu Bachya reminds us that none of them can overrule Hashem. Human power seems real. It is never independent. Nobody gets a veto over what Hashem decides.
Reflection
Who or what have I started treating as if it has the final say?
Today’s Avodah
Before dealing with that person or system today, say: “Hashem, it seems they have influence. You have the final word.”
Carry today’s avodah with you and return tomorrow.
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