An inspirational talk on emunah and bitachon by Rabbi Rubashkin.
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[music] >> Good evening and welcome all. Rabbi Shalom Mordechai Rubashkin is here now. He'll be here in any minute. A very special rabbi who himself went through tremendous yissurim. But it didn't crush him. It made him stronger and more powerful and even greater and greater. And that's really why he's here tonight. To teach us that when you go through difficulties in life and stresses, our faith teaches that nothing happens randomly. Everything happens perfectly for a reason and for a good reason. And the sooner and the quicker you get to understanding that, the more pleasant your life becomes. But if you keep fighting it and blaming and crying victim, then a life turns into a misery. The medicine for suffering, the rabbi told us, is acceptance. Back, watch the show. There's very little you can do once these things happen. Therefore, Hashem gave us this gift. We welcome the great rabbi who's here tonight to give us a chizuk and tell us how to maintain ourselves even in difficult times. Baruch Hashem. Rabbi Shalom Mordechai. >> Amen. >> Okay, [clears throat] so he's coming? Okay. Send the recording. There's actually seats here if anybody needs. Come. >> There's more seats here. >> Okay. So this this class is mugdash for Esther Jerden bas Rochel Malkah. >> Yeah, that's her daughter. >> And my mother passed away this Sunday. So yeah, so I had this all scheduled so I didn't want to till Sunday. I got a Sunday. She she was four months away from 100 years old. Her name is Rifka Bas Zeil. She'll be a a good person. And and and the amazing thing how Hashem gives us strength. I got up Sunday morning from Shiva. And then Sunday night my son gave had a wedding. >> [laughter]
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