Et si Hachem te montrait qu’Il veille sur toi ? — Joy Galam
Emouna Tefila
Une place trouvée après une prière, un petit signe au bon moment : ces moments rappellent qu’Hachem voit les efforts et accompagne chaque pas. Le plus grand bonheur, c’est de se sentir pris en charge. 🎥 Extrait du cours 'Chassez le naturel et il se transforme en miracle !' 🔗 Regardez la vidéo complète : https://youtu.be/t5Rsue4yz5w #Foi #Hachem #Spiritualité #Prière
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So that you can create a connection with Him. Is it fake, is it just for, for play? It is just so that you lift your eyes to the sky. And I will tell you. When Hashem is there and you are searching for a spot, you're on Ibn Gabirol, you say, "Where am I going to find a parking spot?" It doesn't exist, it doesn't exist. Okay , but you are running late, you have a wedding, you have something, well. And then you say, "Come on Hashem, please, please." And then you find the spot. You have two simchas, two joys.
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Why does Hashem create challenges? So that you can create a connection with Him. Is it fake, is it just for, for play? It is just so that you lift your eyes to the sky.
And I will tell you. When Hashem is there and you are searching for a spot, you're on Ibn Gabirol, you say, "Where am I going to find a parking spot?" It doesn't exist, it doesn't exist. Okay , but you are running late, you have a wedding, you have something, well. And then you say, "Come on Hashem, please, please." And then you find the spot.
You have two simchas, two joys. The joy of having found the spot. And the joy you feel, that you sense that it is Hashem who heard your prayers . And that is the greatest blessing.
Because it's not automatic, you feel that? That Hashem is taking care of you. But is there any greater happiness than being cared for by Him? I will give you an example.
It's like a little girl, right? A young girl, she is 10 or 11 years old. And in the morning, she has a really hard time waking up. She really struggles.
She has a hard time. And every morning, she wakes up late, she gets up late, et cetera. And one day, she gets out of bed and finds a chocolate. A chocolate.
And she finds a little note that says, " Bravo my daughter, I know it is not easy for you to get up in the morning. And I see all your efforts. And I know it is not easy to break your nature, to overcome yourself, what we call in Hebrew mitgaberet. It translates in Hebrew, it is mitgaberet.
I love you and I am proud of you." A thousand-dollar question, which do you prefer? The chocolate or the note from Him? >> The note. >> Well yes, she understood everything.
She understood everything. What does the most for us? The feeling that your parent is there and He knows and He sees and He recognizes, He follows your efforts, He follows your progress and He is proud of you when you surpass yourself. It's extraordinary, it's a "like" from Hashem.
When you find a parking spot, it's a "like" from Hashem. When you swipe your card at the grocery store, it's a "like" from Hashem.
