This week we were reminded of a powerful truth: effort is required — but it is never the source. Hishtadlut is an obligation, not a power. The moment we begin to trust in our effort, we enter concealment. The moment we return to trusting Hashem alone, we rise above nature.
Everything comes from Shamayim. Nothing more, nothing less than what has been decreed. Increasing effort does not increase outcome. Deepening emuna does.
As we enter Chodesh Nissan, the month of redemption and revealed miracles, we prepare our hearts to remember: Hashem is above nature. He controls nature. He does not need assistance. He is Kol Yachol.
Nissan teaches us to expect redemption even when it seems impossible.
As we prepare for Pesach, may we merit to internalize that the same Hashem who redeemed us from Mitzrayim continues to guide every detail of our lives.
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The Daily Dose of Emuna will now pause and, b’ezrat Hashem, resume on Rosh Chodesh Iyar — April 3rd.
May you and your family be blessed with a Chag Kasher v’Sameach, filled with clarity, redemption, joy, and deep emuna.
Shabbat Shalom and a Happy Pesach.
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As you light the Shabbat candles this month of Nissan, pause and look at the flame. A small light pushes away so much darkness — effortlessly.
Before covering your eyes, think of one area in your life that feels stuck or confined. Whisper quietly: Ribbono Shel Olam, just as You redeemed us from Mitzrayim, bring redemption here too.
As you draw the light toward yourself, let go of the “how.” Let emuna replace logic.
Redemption begins with trust — and light.
Shabbat Shalom.
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