Mrs. Levy had a medical scare, but she decided that she was not going to have hispaylus from teva, and she was going to laugh off the entire thing. Baruch Hashem, she saw an amazing yeshua! Read more: Bitachon Story #343
Mrs. Friedman was expecting a baby. The doctor told her that the baby was going to have Down Syndrome . Mrs. Friedman follows ‘A Life with Bitachon’, Ki Tov Hashem news station and she reads the Spring Hill Times. She kept on reviewing to herself all the yesodos that she hears all the time, that “Hashem loves her, he cares for her, he creates everything from new, and everything he does is beautiful and wonderful!” She gave birth to a perfectly healthy baby! Read more: Bitachon Story #342
The Goldberg family from Lakewood, N.J., are readers of the Spring Hill Times. One day, their five year old son was in cheder, and he was not able to close his briefcase. He tried a few times, but it was not closing. He turned to Hashem and he said, “Hashem, you are able to close my briefcase.” He tried it again, and this time it worked! Read more: Bitachon Story #341
R’ Lazar, a chassidish yungerman from Brooklyn, NY who listened to Ki Tov Hashem news station, was on his way to his road test. He told his teacher that he wants the person who’s going to give him the test to be a man. The teacher told him that today there are only going to be women. R’ Lazar said to himself, “It’s all up to Hashem, and I trust in him that he’s going to make sure I’m going to have a man.” When R’ Lazar got to the road test, he was there together with two other yungerleit. They were waiting on line together. They were not able to choose which examiner to get, and those two yungerleit got women examiners. When it came R’ Lazer’s turn, for some reason, they sent him to the back of the line, and he had to wait again. When it came his turn again, he saw he was going to get a woman, but he didn’t give up. He said to himself, “Hashem is going to get me a man.” For some odd reason, the woman did not want to go with him, and he ended up going with a male examiner! Read more: Bitachon Story #339
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in all the way from Eretz Yisrael by my very chashuv talmid by the name of Simcha Elefant. He was trying to make a passport for his baby so they could fly home during Pesach bein hazemanim. When he called up the passport ofoce and asked them when he could make an appointment, they said that there was nothing available before six months! They said that six months was the earliest appointment they could give him. He was thinking to himself, “Six months? That’s already after bein hazemanim! It’s not nogeiah. I need it much earlier!” They said, “Sorry, there is nothing we can do for you. The lines are out the door. We’re booked solid for six months! Nothing to talk about.” With that, he hung up the phone and he said, “Hakadosh Baruch Hu, the Ribono Shel Olam. They said that there’s nothing to talk about; they can’t help me. I don’t NEED them to help me! I need YOU, the Kol Yachol, who can do everything and anything.” With that, he said, “This time, I’m going to call thinking that I’m speaking to the Ribono Shel Olam.” He called again and he said, “I need to make a passport for my child. When is the earliest appointment you can give me?” They said, “Oh! We can give you one in two weeks, would you like that?” He said, “Sure! Of course!” In no time, he got the best appointment and the passport arrived in time, with the best service! Read more: Daily Bitachon #1756
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in by Mrs. Blumenfrucht. Mrs. Blumenfrucht said over that her husband’s phone has been broken already for the past few months. Whenever he got around to it, he would take it apart and try fixing it. He would compare it to other phones to see what needed to be fixed and what was broken. He tried unscrewing here and unscrewing there, but to no avail. Whatever he tried didn’t seem to work. This was going on already for a few months; his phone was simply broken. Whatever he tried, there just wasn’t life to his phone. After a few months of trying, he turned to his wife and said, “I am handing over the phone. You go with Hakol Yachol. Say Hakadosh Baruch Hu could do everything and anything. See what you could do with your Bitachon that Hakadosh Baruch Hu is the one that fixes phones.” She took the phone and put it into the charger and said, “Hashem. You’re the one charging the phone. You’re the one making the phone work. I’m leaving it up to you and only you.” All of a sudden, the phone came to life! It started working, as if there were no issues or problems! In no time, it was working better than ever! Read more: Daily Bitachon #1754
Rivky Berkowitz* misplaced her camera and a USB. She looked all over, but she could not find them. They were very sentimental to her, and she really wanted them. She was listening to the Kav Hashgacha Pratis hotline, which told a story of a yid who lost his hearing aid worth $10,000. He was in shul, and a small child found it under a bench! This story reminded her that Hashem knows where everything is, and Hashem can make even a small child find something valuable. A couple of minutes after hearing this story, a child was looking in the bookshelf and moved over a sefer and found the camera, and another child found the USB on the counter! Read more: Bitachon Story #337
Shlomo Greenberg*, a choshuve yeshiva bochur, was having a hard time falling asleep one night. Shlomo felt anxious that he wasn’t falling asleep, because he was worried that he would be tired the next day. This made it even harder to fall asleep! He decided to listen to the song of Rav Don Segal singing “Ein Od Milvado.” As he was listening, he understood that if there is no teva, sleep doesn’t give one strength- it’s all Hashem! With the knowledge that it’s not the sleep that gives him strength, rather it’s only Hashem, he was able to relax. Since he wasn’t anxious anymore, he soon fell asleep! Read more: Bitachon Story #336
Mrs. Meisel’s* daughter was diagnosed with bipolar. She was going through many issues and struggles in school. Her mother got very down about it and her friend told her all about Rabbi Yehuda Mandel, Bitachon Weekly, Spring Hill Times, and the Bitachon Hotline. She got totally involved in Emunah and Bitachon and she started listening to all the yesodos that say; “Never say a label.” “Laugh it off.” “Don’t believe anything.” She started thinking and saying, “My daughter is perfect, with no issues. My daughter doesn’t have any problems. She’s doing very well in school.” Only positive, positive, positive. Since then, her daughter’s a different daughter!! A different child! Mrs. Meisel’s said she can’t even recognize her child. She is just flourishing and doing amazing! Read more: Bitachon Story #334
What is the difference between emunah and bitachon? Emunah is the belief that we have that Hashem does everything, that he’s the one in charge. Knowing that everything Hashem does is good, and comes from His love and compassion. Bitachon is bringing that belief into one’s day to day life, actually using it in real life. Hear more on “A Life with Bitachon”.
Mrs. Weiss* woke up one morning and she saw ants all over the counter. In the past, she had to try all different eitzos and hishtadlus to remove the ants. It took a long time. This time she said, “One second. Let me just go with Bitachon. Hashem is the Kol Yachol He can do everything and anything!” Since then, she never saw any more ants! They just disappeared and vanished into thin air! The power of Bitachon! Read more: Bitachon Story #332
R’ Segal,* from England, said that he’s the cook in a camp, and last year the campers weren’t very happy with his food. This year, he decided to try something new. He added “Emunah and Bitachon” flavoring! He said, “Hashem, You’re in charge of making all the food.” Since then, everyone has been coming over saying, “Wow, this food is really delicious! What did you do new this year? It’s delicious!” He said, “You want me to tell you my secret ingredient? I turn to Hashem!” Read more: Bitachon Story #329
