This story was called in by very chashuva youngerman named Tzvi Kahn. He said over that he was talking to with his friend and explaining how bitachon works. That Hashem loves you and He wants to give whatever will make you happy. You can rely on Hashem for whatever you like, for whatever you could
Mrs. Lowy’s daughter was making a camp in her basement. Mrs. Lowy wanted to turn on the air conditioner, but she had no idea how to turn it on. She pushed all different buttons. She tried for a very long time, but to no avail. She called her husband. Her husband tried explaining it to
This story was called in by Mrs. Walter. She was having a lot of company for Shabbos. She called the fish store to see if she could order a fish for all her guests. The store apologized but said they were out of fish. It was erev shabbos, and she was trying to figure out
R’ Fried,*a yungerman, had to travel every week from Monsey to New York City. He wasn’t able to use his car for this commute, because it wasn’t up to travelling such a long distance, but he couldn’t afford to buy a better car. He couldn’t ask his parents for help, because they didn’t have much
This story was called in by Mrs. Rotenstein. She was upstairs in her house and feeling very shvach and under the weather. She was thinking to herself what would give her some energy and koach? She wished she could have some freshly squeezed apples. She had the apples and a machine to turn the apples
R’ Kaplan* wanted his son to go to a certain yeshiva, and they had been waiting for a long time for a call to find out if he would be accepted. Finally, his wife decided to listen to the songs on the Bitachon hotline to be mechazek. She listened to the songs, and three minutes
This story was called in by a very chashuva yungerman named Levi Goldwasser. He said he was driving his car near his house, and it broke down. He decided to call up his mechanic to tell him what happened. The mechanic said, “The problem with your car is that the alternator is broken. The alternator
This story was called in from Yerushalayim by a chashuva youngerman named Mendel Goldstein. Mrs. Goldstein was cleaning out the cabinets in the kitchen and came across a blender that had never worked properly. It seemed like it had been broken from the day they got it. She turned to her husband and said, “I
R’ Meyer, a yungerman from Chesnut Ridge, NY, needed to make 100 copies. When he was halfway through, the machine broke down and stopped making copies. He did not know what to do. He tried this and tried that, but to no avail. He called the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline and the second he
Chaim, a handyman, was trying to open a gas pipe. He was using a wrench, but it was not going. He took a bigger wrench, but still it was not going. Whatever he tried using did not work. He said, “One second, let me turn to Hashem.” He said, “Hashem, You’re the Kol Yachol,” and
There was a 12th grade class who went on their graduation trip to Niagara Falls. The weather was cloudy and rainy. It was very hard for them to enjoy the Naflaos Haboirei. The girls started singing “Hakal Yachol.” Not long after that, the weather cleared up, and the sun came out. They had a beautiful
Chaim Dov Pruzanksy from Mountaindale, NY was in the car with his Rebbi. The window was not closing. They tried for 20 minutes, but to no avail. Finally, Chaim Dov said, “I’m going to have bitachon in Hashem,” and immediately the window closed! Read more: Bitachon Clears the Clouds
