R’ Feldman* was trying to get into the Beis Medrash but it was locked. He didn’t know the combination, but he really wanted to go in. What should he do? He said, “Hashem, I’m just going to press some numbers and You are the Kol Yachol…” And that’s what happened. He pressed some numbers, and it opened up! Read more: Bitachon #247
A bochur in Chaim’s,* Yeshiva, told the Hanhala that Chaim had done something wrong. Chaim’s initial reaction was to be upset, especially since it wasn’t even true, but since he follows ‘A Life with Bitachon‘, he thought to himself, First of all, people have no power to do anything, Hashem does everything, so the other bochur didn’t really do anything! Second of all, it’s a nisayon to see if I will focus on his shortcomings or focus on his positive traits. Instead of being upset, I was happy with him, and I was b’shalom.” Can you imagine a yeshiva bochur today acting like this? It’s off the charts!!! Read more: Bitachon #246
Mrs. Goldstein’s washing machine broke. While she was waiting for the repairman to come, she thanked Hashem for all the years that she had a washing machine!! Read more: Bitachon #245
Mrs. Klein* went on a trip with her family and they lost their camera. They went to the front desk of the place and reported that they lost their camera. She started explaining to the receptionist that even though it has a lot of sentimental pictures on it, she believes in G-d, everything He does is good, so losing the camera must be good. She added, “I know G-d will help me find it, because He loves me!” The receptionist was amazed and said, “Wow, that’s a good religion. Can you tell me more about this religion? You sound so positive. I want to get involved.” And she told him all about Hashem! Read more: Bitachon #242
R’ Rosenfeld* from Eretz Yisrael was staying with his daughter and her family for Shabbos. As soon as Shabbos was over, one of the little boys immediately started running to get something. R’ Rosenfeld asked, “Where are you running? What do you have to do that is such an emergency right after Shabbos?” The boy answered, “I need the phone to call ‘A Life with Bitachon‘.” R’ Rosenfeld asked his daughter, “What’s this all about? The second after Shabbos he’s rushing to call the hotline?” His daughter explained that the hotline puts a person in a good mood. What bigger and better way is there to cheer up other than listening to “A Life with Bitachon” and hearing how special and important you are and hearing how much Hashem loves you! Read more: Bitachon #241
Mrs. Spinner* from Eretz Yisrael had a dilemma. Her son wanted a pickle so badly, but she didn’t have the time or energy to go to the store to buy pickles. But her son wasn’t letting up; so she said to him, “Go and ask Hashem for a pickle!!” A couple minutes later, her neighbor knocked on the door and said, “We have a lot of extra pickles, would you like some?” Open His’galus Ha’Shechina! Read more: Bitachon #240
Mrs. Stein* wanted to get her child into a specific yeshiva but they wouldn’t accept him because they were already full. She firmly believed that this is where her son would learn and shteig best. Her husband told her, “Baruch Hashem, the human beings are not the one in charge. Hashem is in charge. We’re just going to sit back, relax and wait to see how everything plays out!” A week later, they got a call from the yeshiva that someone had just backed out, and they now have a spot for their son! Read more: Bitachon #238
Shaina’s* teacher wanted the whole class should listen to a ‘Life With Bitachon‘. She told them that if they call for two weeks straight, they can get extra credit on their tests. Shaina wasn’t really the type to call hotlines, but she was the type to want to do well on tests, so she decided to call. That call changed her life! Now, she doesn’t call for the points, she calls to listen! Read more: Bitachon #236
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Mrs. Shain,* a Bubby, heard the yesod of thinking positive. The next day, she was sitting on a chair and trying to reach something, and she fell off. Since she was an older woman, she hurt her shoulder and felt many aches and pains. She had to rest on the couch. She thought, “One second. I just heard a yesod yesterday from ‘A Life With Bitachon’ about speaking positively.” She started saying “I feel gevaldik! I feel amazing!” Almost immediately, she got back on her feet, and she started feeling better! Read more: Bitachon #234
Mrs. Lieberman* was telling her friend that she got her daughter into a school where you need a lot of “pull” to get in. Her friend was shocked and asked her who her “pull” was because there were a lot of people trying to get into that school! She answered, “My Father runs the school.” Her friend was shocked to hear that! Mrs. Lieberman explained, “My Father is Hashem, and He runs everything!” Read more: Bitachon #233
Baruch Shulman* wanted to donate coffee to a shul, l’zecher nishmas someone. He thought that he had $320 in his wallet, and he planned to donate it to the shul. Then he realized that he had left his money in a car service, so he was unable to make the donation. He really wanted to donate! Later that night, he was walking back from Yeshiva and was looking on the ground, and he found $320! The exact amount that he had lost and that he wanted to donate! Read more:Bitachon #231
