Rabbi Yishai Berkowitz, from Manchester, England, reported that his wife was at school, and she parked quite a distance away from the school. When the day was over, she had bitachon that when she would come out of school, there was going to be a ride for her up the hill to where she had parked her car. When she came out, not only was there one ride available, there were two people offering her a ride! Read more: Bitachon Story #422
11-year-old Kalman Eliezer Fogel from Chicago, Illinois was hiking with his parents in the woods. They got lost and didn’t know how to get out of the area. Kalman Eliezer started singing Hakol Yachol. Suddenly, a non-Jewish woman came over to them and asked them, “What’s that melody? Why are you singing?” He told her they were lost and didn’t know how to get out. She told them that her husband knows the area well, and he took them out in his pickup truck! Read more: Bitachon Story #421
Bassy Berkowitz, a ten-year-old girl from Manchester, England, was in the store to buy crackers. The box was high on the shelf, and she wasn’t able to reach it. She turned to Hashem and said, “You’re the Kol Yachol.” Right then, her neighbor walked in, and she took the box down for her! Read more: Bitachon Story #420
Chany, a fifteen-year-old girl from Monsey, NY, went with her friend to visit another friend one Shabbos afternoon. While they were on their way, they realized that the sky was overcast, and it looked like it was going to start raining. They were michazeik in bitachon, and they said that if they go back and forth and they don’t get wet from the rain, they will call in to the Spring Hill Times to thank Hashem. Baruch Hashem, they went to their friend and came back home, and it didn’t rain! Read more: Bitachon Story #419
R’ Avishai Berkowitz was in his car with his one-year-old son Moishy. Moishy loved seeing buses, and R’ Avishai told him that maybe he would see a bus soon. Moishy immediately re sponded “Hakol Yachol.” Read more: Bitachon Story #418
Mrs. Rosen from Monsey, NY, needed to do dental work on her teeth. Insurance didn’t cover the work that she was doing. She was told that she needed to pay out of her pocket. She asked the secretary to do her a favor and send in the paperwork to the insurance. The secretary said that they know that the insurance doesn’t cover this procedure, but she’ll do her a favor and send it in. The entire week Mrs. Rosen was michazeik in bitachon that there is no dentist, billing department or insurance. It’s all up to Hashem. He is the Ein Od Milvado and the Kol Yachol. After a week, she got a letter from the insurance company that they were covering the dental work. She brought the letter and showed it to the dentist, and he couldn’t believe his eyes. Read more: Bitachon Story #417
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. 1806: This story was called in by Mrs. Shain. She was on the way to work, and she realized that she forgot to bring her lunch. She was thinking, “What’s going to be, I’m going to be hungry a whole day of work.” Then she stopped herself and said, “Who’s the One who takes care of me and prepares lunch for me? Do I think it’s myself? No… it’s Hakadosh Baruch Hu! He prepares lunch for me everyday. I’ll just go about my day and see how everything plays out.” When lunch time came, she was thinking, “How am I going to get my lunch?” Then she stopped and said, “Hashem is the Kol Yachol, He can do everything and anything.” While she was thinking these thoughts, her coworker turned to her and said, “I packed a double lunch today, two yummy delicious salads with tuna. Do you want one? I don’t know why I packed two today.” In no time, she got the best lunch, with the best service, better than ever! Read more: Daily Bitachon #1807
Insights on the Parsha and Chizuk in Bitachon by the world-renowned Rabbi Yehuda Mendal. Rabbi Yehuda Mendal studied under the tutelage of Rav Gershon Liebman amongst other Torah Leaders. Menuchas Hanefesh. Nothing is Impossible. The Key to Answered Tefillos. The Power of Positive Thinking. Recognizing Your Potential. The Bitachon Weekly-Parshas Behar-Bechukosai 5785 The Bitachon Weekly- Parshas Behar-Bechukosai – Abridged Edition Listen to Rabbi Yehuda Mendal on Torahanytime.com Read more: The Bitachon Weekly- Parshas Bamidbar – Shavuos 5785
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. This story was called in from Eretz Yisroel by Mishpachas Braunstein. They were looking to buy tickets to go back to America for Pesach. People told them because they are late in the game, it’s going to be very expensive, but they said, “We’ll see what we can do.” Unfortunately, the price they were getting was $5000 per round-trip ticket, a very expensive ticket. But then they thought, “Who is in charge of how much it should cost? Do you think it’s the airlines and it’s because it’s late in the game? No, its all Hakadosh Baruch Hu. So for Hakadosh Baruch Hu it makes no difference when you want to make the ticket, before pesach, after pesach. To Hashem it’s all the same.” As they were thinking thoughts of bitachon, all of a sudden, five minutes later, they saw the price per ticket dropped to just $1000 a ticket! From one minute to the next, they got the best service, better than ever! Read more: Daily Bitachon #1806
Mrs. Baum* had several times previously gotten an eye infection that started in one eye and then spread to the other eye. One day, one of her eyes got infected, and she said, “Oh no. Now it’s going to go to the next eye…” But then she stopped herself and said, “One second. That is only with teva. I go with bitachon and it doesn’t have to spread.” And it didn’t spread and not only that, it cleared up one two three! The doctor said he never saw this before, it usually goes from one eye to the next and it was an unbelievable yeshua. Read more: Bitachon Story #416
Chava Klein from Monsey, New York was trying to make a phone call, but the phone was not working. She tried many times, but to no avail, and she gave up. Then she remembered what she read in the Spring Hill Times, and was mechazek herself in bitachon. She reminded herself that Hashem is the Kol Yachol. She then tried using the phone again, and this time it worked perfectly! Read more: Bitachon Story #415
Reb Shmuel from Boston went to a basement shteibel. He got there, and he saw that he was the first one; the lights were closed, and the door was locked. He knew the combination, but when he tried, it did not work. He tried it again, but it still did not work. He tried it a few times, and it didn’t work. He turned to Hashem and said, “I believe that you can open the door for me.” He started trying again, and he felt the doorknob turning from the other side. It was the Rebbetzin of the shul. She had been davening and she wasn’t able to open it the first few times he tried. Right then she had finished and she opened the door for him! Read more: Bitachon Story #414
