R’ Kaplan’s* wife always listened to the Bitachon hotline, and she always tried to convince him to listen. She kept telling him, “Listen, listen, listen, you’ll be a happier person and it will help you.” He never had time, and he always pushed it off. Two weeks ago, he said to himself, “One second. I
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One week, Mrs. Levine* wanted to take a break from Shabbos cooking and baking and setting up the table. She wanted a vacation; she wanted to go away. However, she couldn’t afford to go anywhere that cost money. She said to herself, “I wish someone would invite my entire family for all the seudos. But
Mrs. Schwartz’s* child needed a pair of shoes, but she couldn’t afford it. She didn’t know what to do. She said, “Hashem, I can’t afford it. I don’t have money, but it’s not money that buys shoes; it’s You, Hashem.” Shortly afterwards, one of her neighbors was speaking with her and told her that
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
R’ Chaim Gross* just bought a new bike lock. He set up a combination number and he locked the bike. Later on, when he was trying to open it, he realized that he had forgotten the combination that he had just set, and he didn’t know what to do. He was fiddling and playing with
It was Erev Shabbos and Mrs. Lieber* needed a cleaning lady to get her large house ready for Shabbos. Her usual cleaning lady canceled on her and she had no idea what she was going to do. So she said, “Hashem, I don’t need a cleaning lady. You’re the One who is in charge.” A
Yoni* from Eretz Yisrael was working in a business where they started compromising in Halacha. He called his Rav and told him that he didn’t want to be in such an environment. His Rav told him, “You know, they are heterim but Yoni told his Rav, “I don’t need heterim, I work for Hashem, and
Mrs. Fischer* had a baby four months ago. One night her baby gave her a tough night. He was up most of the night, and she didn’t really have too much time to sleep. She works in the morning, and she usually wakes up early to make herself lunch, but she didn’t have an ounce
Mrs. Rothman* was in the kitchen and she got a large, deep cut. She thought she would have lots of pain, but to her amazement and disbelief, she experienced no pain whatsoever. She thought she would need stitches, but when she went to the doctor, he said, “Nah, it doesn’t need stitches.”He just bandaged it
Mrs. Katz* needed to go shopping, but she did not have a penny to her name. She said, “I just have to do my job, go through the motions, fill up my shopping cart with what I need and Hashem will pay the bill somehow! I have no idea how.” She did not have a
Mrs. Stein* had a flight scheduled to fly overseas. It was raining heavily, so she called up the airline to find out if everything was running on schedule. The airline said, “Expect heavy, heavy delays due to the weather.” As she was travelling to the airport, she said to herself, “Who is in charge of
