Pourquoi nos efforts ne sont jamais inutiles, même sans résultat immédiat ? — Joy Galam
Emouna Moussar
Dans la vie, les résultats ne sont pas immédiats. Apprendre à voir au-delà du premier degré, c'est adopter le regard d'Avraham : cultiver la foi et la conviction que chaque effort porte ses fruits, tôt ou tard. Rien n'est jamais vain. 🎥 Extrait du cours « Changer son regard, transformer sa vie » — Joy Galam 🔗 Regardez la vidéo complète : https://youtu.be/3rDsEg0O5l8 #DeveloppementPersonnel #Sagesse #Patience #Spiritualite
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He had no cause guard and his men were destroyed. But thanks to his prayer, the OT was saved and who was in the OT? There was the stel of Masiar. So that's what Abraham tells you.
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He had no cause guard and his men were destroyed. But thanks to his prayer, the OT was saved and who was in the OT? There was the stel of Masiar. So that's what Abraham tells you.
He tells you, " You know, in life there is no action-reaction system. With a first-degree filter, you say, I don't understand, I did this, I don't see the results of my work, no, no." But with a second-degree filter, you say to yourself, "Look at me, I have the strength to see reality with the best possible perspective." What is the best possible perspective? It's the perspective of Abraham. And even if I don't see immediate results, I still have the Imunah to tell myself that what I did was never for nothing and that sooner or later, I will see the fruits of my investment.
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