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you're listening to the 57th edition of the podcast continuing the rabbina um when a challenging situation comes a person needs to think remind himself that everything is in the hands of hashem right hashem is like our father hashem is like our master we are his slave we are his servant let us say where his child and a good father knows when to give a child a punishment and the punishments can be painful but since hakodeshwaku is our father therefore we know that the very one who's giving us the challenge and the problem is the very one who can save us so the person needs to direct his heart to hashem is just like a slave a servant when they want something they need something they might have just been punished by their their master for not listening properly but still they know that their master is the one who is going to give them what they need same thing with us in our relationship with hashem now don't be afraid don't be afraid a person is getting struck person is getting a challenge difficulty and it's easy to think oh my i'm afraid don't be afraid says the rabbini yes a person should have more and more hope more and more believe that it's hashem who can save him from this problem think about it in terms of a master and a servant indeed when a person is a servant so if he's being struck by his message because he hasn't done he's done something wrong but if the if the servant shows his master the child shows the parent that they're remorseful that they want to return to the parent they want to do the parents will or the masters will so then if they ask for help they're going to get help
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