It's All Hashem_From Anxiety to Emuna

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi David Ashear’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

this is an article about a boy named David Rose Maron dis man wrote as a college sophomore in 1999 he began to feel very anxious his anxiety over his academic performance and social life were fairly typical of anxieties experienced by college students but eventually said I was having so much anxiety I couldn't fall asleep it was overtaking my life and I consulted with the campus psychologist he said I would attend a weekly Torah class and I went to the rabbi after the class and I said rabbi I think I need professional help I'm just so worried and nervous about my future I don't know what's gonna be my job I can't the rabbi said wait here one minute and he went and he photocopied 60 one-page document and handed it to me he said this is called the shahe be Tejon the gate of trust a section in the book called hvala Volvo he said you don't need a mental professional but I do know that really says I don't know I'm sorry if you need mental / mental health professional about your problem but I do know that reading these pages will help you learn this text 10 to 15 minutes each night

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1. 0:01this is an article about a boy named David Rose Maron dis man wrote as a…
2. 0:33it was overtaking my life and I consulted with the campus psychologist he said I would…
3. 1:07and handed it to me he said this is called the shahe be Tejon the gate…
4. 1:38before you go to sleep contemplate what you read and internalize it David said I followed…
5. 2:09had occurred despite the fact that the anxiety producing factors had only gotten worse I was…
6. 2:40by Hashem and therefore I had little to worry about this David Rose Marin went on…
7. 3:11anything is these words from the cavort Oliver vote this is like the Gemara on em…
8. 3:42worry not filled with anxiety not being not following what we what seems to be with…

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