Mrs. Hoffman* suffers from panic attacks. Baruch Hashem she listens to the ‘A Life with Bitachon‘ hotline and it’s mostly under control. One day, she was driving in the rain and she sensed that she was going to have a panic attack. She turned on R’ Ephraim Wachsman singing on ‘A Life with Bitachon’ and
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
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 Story of Amazing
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
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;
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 Brings Peace and Tranquility
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
This story was called in by a very chashuva yid by the name of Dovid Hirschkof. He was traveling through the black wall tunnel in England. Whenever he would be on the phone while travelling through the black wall tunnel, he would lose service and wouldn’t hear anything but static. Many times, he was on
Mrs. Horowitz* from Eretz Yisroel said that her daughter was walking in a neighborhood all by herself. She didn’t know where she was. She was lost. She called her mother and asked, ‘Mommy, I don’t know where I am. What should I do?’ Her mother answered, “Just sing ‘Hakol Yachol.’” Within 50 seconds, all of
This story was called in from Eretz Yisroel by a very chashuva yungerman named Yosef Younger. He had to bring one of his children to a government office in order to pick up a document they needed right away. He looked for the time when the office closed and made sure that they would arrive
This story is from Mrs. Golombeck. It was before Pesach, and she wanted to make a day camp for little kids in order to let the mothers clean their houses. She was thinking to herself, “Where am I going to get the kids from? Do I want to start looking for and recruiting kids for
This story was called in by Mrs. Neuman. She said she was making a bar mitzvah for her son Yitzchak. They were looking to book a hall and found one for a couple hundred dollars. After they booked it, her son said, “Mommy! This hall is too small. They aren’t going to have enough dancing
