Mrs. Straus* related that she suffered from depression. She couldn’t get out of bed in the morning. Someone suggested to her that she listen to ‘A Life with Bitachon’. She went ahead and started listening regularly. She was holding by giving up on life! Now she gets out of bed, holds a job, and runs her family! She is the happiest mother in world! Read more: Bitachon #244
R’ Simcha, a yungerman from Lakewood, New Jersey, waited for five years for children. Finally, his wife was expecting twins. The doctor told them that both babies have spinal bifida and that they would be autistic. Then the doctor said that it seemed that one of the babies wouldn’t even make it through birth. R’ Simcha went to get brachos from tzaddikim and had Emunah that Hashem runs the world. Baruch Hashem the just had twins and they were both born healthy with no issues whatsoever! Thank You Hashem! Read more: Bitachon #250
Mrs. Fried* arrived at the airport and realized she had no ID. At first, she figured that she would be sent right back home. Then she remembered a story from the Spring Hill Times about someone who went to the airport without the proper documents, but with Bitachon that Hashem runs the world, she was able to get through security. Mrs. Fried said, “Hashem runs the world. What’s the big deal? I’ll be able to go through security without ID!” And that’s what happened! Read more: Bitachon #260
R’ Chuni from England had a microwave that wasn’t working for six months. He tried turning it on 30-40 times but with no success! He then said, “one second. Did we ever try to turn it on with bitachon?” He was misachzek in bitachon and yes! It turned on! Read more: Bitachon #270
Moshe* lost his vision, and found himself with extra time. He started to follow the hotline, and he said it was the first time that he ever really felt Hashem’s presence. Since becoming involved with Bitachon, he sees Hashem much more than he ever did when his eyes were functioning. Before, he saw the external things, all the distractions; he never saw Hashem. Now that he can’t see externals, he only sees Hashem, and his life is full of simcha! Read more: Bitachon #273
R’ Yossi was in a fight with someone for many years. He held he was right, and that the other person should come to apologize. Then he started listening to a Life with Bitachon, and he heard that the point of life is to do what Hashem wants. Hashem does not want us to fight; he wants us to live b’shalom with other yidden. R’ Yossi went to the other person and apologized. After many years of fighting, they are now living together b’shalom! Read more: Bitachon #297
A business in Manhattan instituted that during their coffee break they would play a Life with Bitachon for everyone to hear! Ever since they started this, their business has been booming! Read more: Bitachon #298
R’ Dovid tried opening the trunk of his car, but it was not opening. He tried this and he tried that but to no avail. So he took his phone and he called A Life With Bitachon. He played the song ‘Hakol Yachol.’ He then tried the trunk, and it popped open!
Dovid, a chasidisha yeshiva Bachur who follows “A Life with Bitachon” went from his yeshiva to his brother’s bar mitzvah. He brought along his tefillin and he put them on a shelf. After the bar mitzvah, he went to the shelf, but his tefillin were nowhere to be found. He started looking for them, but he could not find them. His whole family started helping him search for them, but to no avail. So Dovid turned to Hashem, and he started singing “hakal yachol”. Thirty seconds later, his father said, “I see them!” They were in a different room where the waiters were packing up the boxes. His father has no idea how he noticed them. The tefillin were just sticking out a little bit. Read more: Bitachon Story #306
Bubby Horowitz was crying over her grandchildren who were getting older and were not yet married. Her daughter told her, “I hear all the time on ‘A life with Bitachon‘ that we should picture as if the yeshuah has already come. “let’s sing siman tov umazal tov.” They sang ‘siman umazal tov’ with hearts full of bitachon that the yeshuah had already come. The next week, one grandchild became a chasan! Again they sang ‘siman tov u’mazal tov’ and the next week another grandchild became a chasan! Again they sang ‘siman tov u’mazal tov’ and for the 3rd week in a row another grandson became a chasan! Read more: Bitachon #258
Yitzi* went together with his uncle’s family – the Yurkansky’s to the mountains for Shabbos to be by his Bubby and Zeidy. As they were driving back from the country to Lakewood on Motzaei Shabbos very late at night, they slowed down to turn off at an exit. The car behind them kept on going full speed and crashed right into them. The Yurkansky’s car went totally out of control and was spinning in all directions. They came to a stop in the left lane, facing oncoming traffic! They were on the Garden State Parkway with cars going 80 miles per hour and their car wouldn’t move. They couldn’t get out of the way! They were stuck in the middle of the highway with a car full of children – 4 kids and 2 parents. The parents, who follow a Life with Bitachon, said ‘Ein od milvado!’ The first car that was coming toward them saw them and quickly swerved away, and so did the second car, but the third car crashed into them head-on. The onlookers who saw the accident feared the worst – but the passengers all came out of the car, were checked out in the hospital, and within 24 hours, they were all sent home! The Yidden who saw the accident said that there’s no way that they ever saw such a neis in their life that people can come out alive from their car after a head-on crash at 80 miles per hour! It seemed impossible! Hashem showered them with open Rachmanus and Nissim! Read more: Bitachon #268
A statement of Bitachon in which one internalizes the fact that Hashem is the Master of the World; that Hashem can do everything and anything, and therefore a person is never stuck, Hashem can always change things around for the better. When a person internalizes this fact, It is a sugulah that opens the door to many salvations. Hear stories of how people strengthen themselves in Bitachon on ‘A Life With Bitachon’.
