Strengthening Our Bitachon | Rabbi Shimon Spitzer

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We all know that the Rebbe teaches us that it's much more important for a person to have bitachon in the struggles and ruchniyus than when they struggle in gashmiyus, when they struggle in for parnassa and so on, because the ruchniyus'd get struggle is the main struggle in a person's life, and that's why a person was created. Most people remember when they were bachurim in yeshiva, maybe when it came to learning or whatever it was, they remember that gashmiyus, when a person is trying to earn money on their own, is trying to earn money on their own, that's where a person's supposed to remind themselves, only Hashem could help you, Hashem is the one in charge how much you earn, how you earn. When it comes to learning or davening, getting up on time, doing what you're supposed to, shvitz, do it on your own. Don't rely now on Hashem. So, when they find themselves that they're not being matzliach, they'd rather think about it as in, I'm so bad, why can't I just do it right? That's not the right madach. They have to understand, when you failed, if you weren't successful, you know what you're

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