Wisdom of Rabbi Twerski:
“Cast your burden upon HaShem, and He will provide for you.” (Psalms 55:23)
Whereas there are many things which require our concern and planning, there is also much worrying that we do that is unnecessary. A woman once told the following story:
“One night, I was worrying about how my son would adjust to college. What if he did not do well in his courses? Would he despair of school and quit? What if he fell in with the wrong crowd and started using drugs? How would he adjust to being away from home?
“Then I heard him crying, so I went in and changed his diaper.”
People who have a tendency to worry excessively should learn to place some of the burden of running the world onto G-d.
If we insist on controlling everything ourselves, we are apt to find ourselves indulging in unnecessary and premature worry that is as inappropriate as the woman’s concern about how her infant son will adjust to college.
Breaking: Forensic evidence confirms that both Kfir and Ariel Bibas were first choked to death by Palestinians with bare hands. Their bodies were then mutilated with rocks to simulate death by bombardment.
Information released with permission of their father, Yarden Bibas.
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