They welcomed a family for Shabbos, hoping to inspire them—until they saw them take a taxi and, hurt, cut ties. A year later they learned it was a rush to the hospital during a heart attack. A powerful reminder to judge others favorably; we rarely know the full story.
They welcomed a new family for Shabbos, hoping to inspire them, until they saw them flag down a taxi on Shabbos and cut ties in pain. A year later, they learned it had been a desperate rush to the hospital during a heart attack.
A powerful reminder to judge others favorably, because we rarely know the full story.
Life feels loud, rushed, and uncertain—and our instinct is to take control. But what if that’s exactly what gets in the way?
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Az Yashir wasn’t just gratitude for the sea—it was clarity. Suddenly, Moshe saw that every moment of darkness had purpose.
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We know how fundamental bitachon is, and we cannot truly survive without it. But are there limits to it?
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