Shloima Samet was traveling with his family from America to Eretz Yisrael. They packed up their suitcases with everything they needed, as well as many items that other people had asked them to bring along. When the suitcases were packed, they realized that all their suitcases and all their carry-ons were way overweight! They said, “What should we do? We only have one eitzah, to go with Emunah and Bitachon. We’ll believe that Hakadosh Baruch Hu is Hakol Yachol, and that they won’t give us any issues or problems whatsoever.” When they arrived at the airport and they were weighing their suitcases, the attendant said, “Do you know that every single one of your suitcases is overweight? Your carry-ons are also overweight! You know that this is going to cost you a lot of money? It’s going to be over 250 dollas” The Samet family said, “Hashem! Who is the one in charge if they should give us issues or problems? Hakadosh Baruch Hu, You could make it that they’ll let us go scot-free without making any issues or problems!” While they were being mechazek that Hashem can do anything and that there’s only Ein Od Milvado, no one else and nothing else exists, all of a sudden, a Yid nearby asked them if they need any help. They told him that a lot of their suitcases were overweight, and the airline wanted to charge a lot of extra money. The Yid told them, “Well, tell them that I have a ticket that allows me to bring three suitcases and I’m only bringing one! You can put some of your suitcases in my name.” They asked the attendant if that is okay; he has a right to three suitcases, and he’s letting us use his other two. The attendant said, “Sure! Let me take his ticket and his name. I’ll put your suitcases under his name.” In no time, she said they don’t have to pay one penny! With that, they were able to go on the plane with the best service! As heard on ‘A Life With Bitachon’. Read more: Daily Bitachon #1714

R’ Eli Gruenbaum, a chashuve yungerman, learns in Yeshiva Hakedosha Bais Medrash Gavoha. He said that one morning he was running late due to an ones. It was already 10:15 as he got to Yeshiva. He still hadn’t eaten breakfast, and he really wanted to eat some eggs, but he knew that the way it works in Yeshiva is that they have a special janitor who is in charge of making sure that at 10am, the whole dining room is cleaned. The first thing he puts back into the kitchen are the eggs. If you come after 10, sorry! No eggs for you! He thought to himself, “If every day without fail there is a special janitor who cleans up the eggs at 10:00, so how in the world am I go- ing to have delicious eggs for breakfast at 10:15?” Then he said, “I’m going to go with Bitachon! Hashem is the Kol Yachol. He’s in charge of giving me breakfast.” He walked in at 10:15, and right when he came in, all of a sudden, the janitor that usually starts cleaning up at 10 by bringing back the eggs into the kitchen, brought him a whole tray full of fresh hot eggs and asked him, “Would you like this?” Eli took it happily, with no idea at all what was going on! Afterwards, he heard that that day, in the middle of breakfast, they were changing the light bulbs. So because they made a lot of people move during breakfast, they ended up serving breakfast until a little bit later! At 10:15 was when they served the last tray of eggs! Right when he walked in, at 10:15, he got the most delicious, yummy, scrumptious breakfast! As heard on ‘A Life With Bitachon’. Read more: Daily Bitachon #1710