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I’ve read many posts and saw that sometimes people give some good advice. I’m going through a difficult time now and I need ideas on how to strengthen my emunah.
Daven to Hashem; ask Him to strengthen your emunah in Him.
Say Parshas Ha’azinu. Daven for Emuna and speak out clearly to the Ribbono Shel Olam and yourself that you believe in Him and you won’t let go.
Consider reading the books of R’ Shalom Arush. Also, you can read the Bilvavi Mishkan Evneh online for free, in English or Hebrew — he has a very interesting, well-organized step-by-step method of strengthening and internalizing one’s emunah. Both are highly recommended.
I have to second the Bilvavi Mishkan Evneh series. One suggestion he makes is to think of Hashem at every opportunity. Just think, Thank you Hashem that I got to eat lunch, Hashem I’m so upset I can’t find a parking spot, Please Hashem help me say good things at this meeting, Hashem I hope this food is good and my spouse will enjoy it and use it to serve You… Even without working on your Emunah, just thinking about Hashem in this way makes you spiritually stronger.
business1 – I’m so sorry to hear that! You may want to do some in-depth learning about why Hashem tests us. It will change your whole mindset when you encounter yet another bump on the road. And what everyone else on this thread said – talk to Him. Don’t stop thanking Him when things do you go your way, and find that silver lining when things unfortunately screw up and praise Hashem for that.
Hey there, business!
First of all, I just want to tell you that I will bli neder have you in mind when I daven tomorrow. And I just said a perek of tehillim right now.
About ideas for strengthening your emuna- listen to shiurim. There are some really inspirational speakers out there! Like Rabbi Wallerstein for example. Or Charlie Harari, or Rabbi Klatzko… Just check torahanytime out!
Stay strong!
(btw, when one has in mind a CRMember by davening, what does s/he say/think? Hashem please help buisness1 ben/bas Member?}
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HaShem KNOWS who I’m talking about- there’s a reason why He is known as The Name. He is awesome (not the “awesome” that teens are always saying. I’m talking about the real meaning of the word.) He doesn’t need us to spell everything out. Just saying.
oi: I understand that Hashem is all knowing. I wanted to know what you say to Him. How do you specify to who your Teffilos are for?
SiDi™
Honestly talk to a rebbe that u trust and then make ur next move its not an easy road to go on alone, good healthy advice helps a ton
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