The Way Bitachon Works (Bitachon #3)

Name: The Way Bitachon Works (Bitachon #3)
Uploaded: 2020-04-23T12:00:10.000Z
Duration: 5 min 1 s

6 years ago

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0:40You want to physically feel the glory of Hashem where you live a life with no worries. You have problems—everybody has problems. That's life; life means problems. But you have no worries. Why? Because you know Hashem is your Father, and He's the One running the show. What is it like? Rav Elazar HaKohen Shach, Zichrono Livrocha, said one time there was a little boy playing with the rest of the kids on the beach and He's playing. He's playing, and all of a sudden, there's a huge, you know, cruise ship passing by. And you see, I don't know if anybody has ever been to the beach, those ships are huge. So even though they're far away, they still look big. So the kid stops playing with the sand, runs to the coast, and he starts going. One of the older people says, "What is this silly kid doing?" And it bothered him that this kid is go.

1:40So he got up out of his chair and said, "Hey, kid, no, stop, stop. You look ridiculous. You're going to embarrass your parents like this. Go sit down. Go play with the sand." The kid ignored him and replied, "I'm saying hi to the captain, to the captain. I'm saying hi." The man questioned him, "You know the captain? The captain is the most important person on the ship. What makes you think that the captain is going to see you, look for you, and even care that you're saying hello?" He says, well, the captain's my father. So he's looking for me. The captain's looking for me. You see, Rabotai, when a person knows that the captain is HaKadosh Baruch Hu, he knows that regardless of what problems you have in your life, the captain is your father. He's the one who's managing everything. He's overseeing everything. But he's only going to show you the whole point at the end, not in the middle and not in the beginning, because then there's no point. So we have to be like this little boy and know from the beginning that even though it's unlikely, according to everybody else's standards, for this captain to look for me and see me even because it's so far away, it's going to happen. Why? Because he's looking for me. He's watching for me.

3:10music music Thank you for that insightful question. As we study the Mishneh Torah, it's important to note that Rambam meticulously outlines the mitzvot in a way that is both comprehensive and accessible. In particular, his commentary on the principles of teshuvah offers invaluable guidance. When we approach the concept of teshuvah, or repentance, especially now during the Aseret Yemei Teshuvah, it's crucial to internalize his teachings. This period is a time for reflection, tefillah, and striving to improve our deeds.