Tag: Mussar
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You’ve been through hard things. And in those moments, you told yourself to trust Hashem. Maybe you even felt it for a moment. That release. That breath. That quiet “okay, Hashem’s got this.” And then the next hard thing came. And it was gone. Chest tight. Mind racing. And the bitachon you worked so hard…
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Someone cuts you off. Says something cruel. Betrays your trust. And then the Torah says: Lo tisna et achicha bilvavecha. Don’t hate your brother in your heart. Easier said than done. But read what comes next. “You shall surely rebuke him, and do not bear a sin on his account.” That last part is the…
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In Parshat Vayeitzei, when Yaakov arrives at the well in Charan after his dream, he sees shepherds waiting around instead of tending their flocks. He eventually rebukes them — “The day is still long… give the sheep to drink and go pasture them.” But before he says a word of criticism, the Torah highlights something…
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There’s a story I heard once about a religious man who got into a taxi in Israel. As often happens, the driver struck up a conversation. “I can tell you’re religious,” the cab driver said. “I have a friend who became religious through a crazy story.” He continued: “My friend and I served in the…
