Every Second is a New World: Divine Renewal and Healing

The Ko’ach of Emunah

Rabbi Golombeck’s talmid told him that he woke up with a splitting headache. He couldn’t imagine how he would be able to function. He took a cup of water and made a shehakol. BOOM, just like that, the headache disappeared! The koach of believing that Hashem is running the world! Read more: Hashem Loves His

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Menuchas Hanefesh: Embracing Tranquility & Joy through Bitachon

Menuchas Hanefesh Above All!

Mrs. Weinberg was late for her child’s eye doctor’s appointment and called to see if she could still be seen. The receptionist said that if she could come within seven minutes, then yes; otherwise, there would be nothing to do. Mrs. Weinberg thought to herself, “The doctor said seven minutes, and he’s very firm about

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Every Second is a New World: Divine Renewal and Healing

Every second is a new world!

Mrs. Moskowitz* is a teacher in Lakewood. One night, her husband came home from Yeshiva not feeling well. He said he was feeling shvach and nauseous. He said, “Oh, my chavrusa just had shigella, and I probably caught it. He was out for a few days.” The first thing his wife thought was, “Oh no.

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Who's Really In Charge?

“A Living Kiddush Hashem”

Mrs. Alpert, R’ Avigdor Miller’s einkel, once called me up to ask what Kabbalah she could do to bring more kavod shamayim to the world. She was already doing so much, but I told her to tell one person a day how she saw Hashem that day. She said she’s been doing it, and people

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Chesed Hashem

Ushi Sofer* was flying overseas back to his Yeshiva. He arrived at the airport only 45 minutes before his flight, and found a very long line. It seemed like he was going to miss his flight. Then, the non-Jew who was in charge came over to him and said, “Come right here. Come to the

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“Water From Sham’yim!”

R’ Green* was traveling with his son on a bus. His son got very, very thirsty, and he badly needed a drink. R’ Green didn’t have any water with him. He asked Hashem, “What should I do? I have my son here, and he needs water; we’re going to be on the bus for a

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“Hashem’s Constant Care”

The Greenberg* mishpacha went overseas and they were sleeping in a hotel. They left their hotel room and closed the door behind them, and they realized that they had locked the keys inside the room. They only had one set of keys. They were trying to figure out what to do. Just then, they saw

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Parking on Hashem!

Rabbi Golomebeck is printing a book by BP graphics and he wanted to go through the book to fix his mistakes and make corrections before they print it. He wanted to find a spot to park right in front of the store so he could take care of it one, two, three. It’s a small

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Hashem- The Ultimate Pull!

R’ Katz* was trying to get his child into a certain Mossad. People said, “There’s a waiting list out the door. You need a lot of pull to get in. It’s not practical. Even people with pull couldn’t get in.” R’ Katz said, “One second. If we have no pull, then let’s use Hashem’s pull.”

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Hashem’s Endless Kindness!

Mrs. Cohen’s son was running late for the bus and missed it. She called the bus driver and asked how long before he had come to the stop. The non-Jewish driver said, “Don’t worry. I’ll turn around and come back for you to make you happy.” Hashem is doing nissim geluyim for Klal Yisrael!  

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Hashem Loves Us!

Yeshiva Toras Chesed has a sprinkler system. Whenever something is smoking, it spritzes water from all directions. It puts out the fire right away. There was a fan that a bachur left on for a little too long and it was overheating. It made lots of smoke, triggering the sprinkler system and caused everything in

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Is there Hashgacha Pratis during the 3 weeks?

Of course there is Hashgacha Pratis during the 3 weeks! There is something very interesting that we find in hilchos Tisha B’av. We sit on the floor, recite kinnos, don’t even greet each other yet surprisingly we omit tachanun; just like we find by the other moadim. Why is this so? The verse in Eichah

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