Tag: bitachon


  • Sinat Chinam, Bitachon, and the Habit That Builds a New Beit Hamikdash

    Chazal in a Midrash debate about what the most fundamental pasuk in the Torah. The answer is surprising: “אֶת־הַכֶּבֶשׂ אֶחָד תַּעֲשֶׂה בַבֹּקֶר וְאֵת הַכֶּבֶשׂ הַשֵּׁנִי תַּעֲשֶׂה בֵּין הָעַרְבָּיִם”“One lamb you shall offer in the morning, and one in the afternoon.” The command to bring the daily Korban Tamid, morning and afternoon. Found in this week’s…

  • Fearless Faith: What Pinchas Can Teach Us About True Bitachon

    This week, the Torah doesn’t just tell us that Pinchas killed Zimri and Kozbi — it highlights who they were: Zimri, a prince of Shevet Shimon. Kozbi, the daughter of a Midianite leader. These weren’t random sinners. They were powerful, connected, and dangerous to confront. Yet Pinchas didn’t flinch. He acted alone, with pure zeal…

  • Bitachon Isn’t for Beginners: It’s the Maturity of the Soul

    A while ago, I saw this video of a couple humorously bragging about how smart their kids are. The joke? No matter what wisdom they tried to share, the kids would immediately respond, “I know.” The father consults multi-million dollar companies. The mother is an expert in her field. But to their kids? They’re clueless.…

  • The Illusion of Wanting Reward Without the Work: A Torah Perspective

    In Parshat Balak (23:10), Bilam says something surprising: “תָּמֹת נַפְשִׁי מוֹת יְשָׁרִים, וִיהִי אַחֲרִיתִי כָּמוֹהוּ”“Let me die the death of the righteous, and let my end be like theirs.” It sounds noble. Who wouldn’t want the peaceful, eternal reward of the righteous? But Chazal expose the contradiction behind his words. Midrash Rabbah says: Bilam said:…

  • The Painful Lesson Moshe Taught Us About Inspiring Others

    In Parshat Chukat, we encounter one of the most painful moments in the Torah. Moshe is told to speak to the rock. Just speak. But under the weight of complaints and pressure, he hits it instead. The water flows. But so does the decree. Hashem says:“Because you did not believe in Me to sanctify Me…

  • Why Simcha is a Spiritual Superpower and the Key to Ultimate Freedom

    Hashem told Moshe to speak to the rock. Just speak. But after so many complaints, Moshe reaches a breaking point. He cries out, “Listen, you rebels!” and hits the rock. And then… everything changes. Hashem tells Moshe and Aharon, “Because you did not believe in Me to sanctify Me before the eyes of Bnei Yisrael,…

  • Don’t Grab the Socks: Waking Up to What Really Matters

    A man walks into Macy’s and wins a 10-minute shopping spree. The doors open, the countdown starts… and he takes off running. But instead of heading for the jewelry or electronics, he wastes time and gets distracted picking things up along the way like grabbing socks, gum, and cheap T-shirts. By the time his 10…

  • Parshat Korach: When You Know Your Truth, You Don’t Need to Prove It

    The Power of Quiet Confidence Imagine someone walked up to you and yelled, “That’s the ugliest shirt I’ve ever seen!” But… you’re not wearing a shirt. You’re wearing a jacket. You’d probably laugh it off. Why?Because you know it’s not true.It doesn’t land. It doesn’t stick. It doesn’t even enter your system. But what if…

  • Geula Begins Here: Humility, Mission, and the Truth About Kavod

    Korach’s claim sounded holy: “Ki kol ha’edah kulam kedoshim — The entire nation is holy!” And he wasn’t wrong. Every Jew stood at Har Sinai. We all carry a divine spark.But Korach twisted that truth. Instead of using holiness to serve, he used it to seize. He couldn’t accept that someone else had the role…

  • How to Stay Calm in a World on Fire: The Bitachon Mindset for Chaotic Times

    Chaos, lies, and fear are everywhere, but Bitachon changes everything. The news is scary.The way people talk about the news is scarier.And the way the media twists the news? Terrifying. Then there’s the fake news. The half-truths. The “experts” on Twitter who suddenly know everything about international law, military strategy, and politics. And the terrorist…