Aryeh Lazar

How does Bitachon (Trust in G-d) affect your health, finances, relationships?

So what is the state of mind of having Bitachon (reliance on HaShem)?
Why is this important to you?
How does it affect your everyday life?

Your state of Bitachon is reaching
Menuchas Hanefesh
(calmness of the soul).

In modern Hebrew Bitachon means security.
This is an accurate definition.
When you have Bitachon you feel secure.

You do not feel:

Nervous,
Stressed or
Worried.
When you have Bitachon you are calm.

No matter how you view Bitachon,
it must result in Menuchas Hanefesh.

You live a life of calmness and serenity.

You feel as if you are under the wings of
Hakodesh Boruch Hu (The Holy One Blessed is He).

Dovid HaMelech describes this feeling as:
“a weaned child resting
besides his mother
(K’gamul alei imo).”  (Psalm 131: 2)

This child feels safe, protected, and completely at ease.

In the same way, when you
place your trust in HaKadosh Baruch Hu,
you will feel protected in His care.

You do not have a worry in the world.

This feeling of menuchas hanefesh helps you with your
health, finances, relationships and everything in your life.

You are in a positive state of mind.

You are secure with Hakodesh Boruch Hu!

Are you experiencing Menuchas HaNefesh in your life?

Do you feel as calm as a baby in his mother’s arms?

What are you thinking,
We would like to know?

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who might enjoy or benefit from it.

About the Author
Rabbi Aryeh Lazar's and Rabbi Peretz Davidson's writings explore Torah wisdom promoting emotional well-being, inner calm, and spiritual growth They are the authors of The Jewish Guide to Coping with Anxiety, Volume 1.
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