# Rav Shlomo Wolbe
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109 Daily Dose of Gratitude
Welcome to Daily Bitachon. We are now winding down Sha'ar HaBechina [The Gate of Reflection], looking at how we realize Hashem created the world, commit to serving Him, and ultimately learn to rely on Him. But never forget that the little bit we see with our physical eyes is just a fraction of real…
Hashem's Endless Ways to Help
One of the fundamental principles of emunah is recognizing that when Hashem wants to help someone, He has endless ways of doing so. We naturally look for salvation through the avenues that we can see, but Hashem is never limited to those avenues. He can provide exactly what we need in ways we could…
Parshas Behar-Bechukosai: Learning from loss and the path of mussar
Rabbi Liff shares memories of his late father on his yahrzeit, reflecting on how his father's early loss as a young yeshiva student led him to embrace mussar and become a great talmid chacham. He also tells a story about Rav Baruch Mordechai Ezrahi and the meaning of being a musernik. Originally pr…
The Months of Tamuz and Av 19
The Root Cause of the Churban Welcome to Daily Bitachon. Today, we are discussing the Churban Beit Hamikdash (the destruction of the Holy Temple). While the Gemara provides many different reasons and causes for this tragedy, there is one famous cause mentioned by the Prophet Yeshaya ( Yeshayahu ) t…
The Months of Tamuz and Av 20
The Holiday of Distance: Understanding Tisha B'Av as a Moed In Alei Shur (Volume 2, Page 411), Rav Shlomo Wolbe zt"l addresses a well-known halachic anomaly noted by the Shulchan Aruch : We omit Tachanun (supplicatory prayers) on Tisha B'Av because the prophet Yirmiyahu refers to the day as a Moed …
The Words That Build - Five Lessons from Moshe Rabbenu on Rebuke, Love, and Leadership
This week’sShabbat morning class explored one of the most surprising lessons in SeferDevarim. As Moshe Rabbenu delivers his final words to the Jewish people, hewaits until the very end of his life to offer rebuke. Why did he wait? Drawingon the teachings of Rabbi Amram Sananes, we discover that th…
Tishre 62: The Connection Between Yom Kippur and Succot
The Connection Between Yom Kippur and Sukkot Welcome to Daily Bitachon. We are currently in the days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot, and many of us are aware that Sukkot serves as a direct continuation of Yom Kippur. It is no coincidence that Sukkot follows immediately after. Many of us are familiar…
Tishre 67: Sukkot: The Festival of Humility
Welcome to Daily Bitachon . We have been discussing the concept that Sukkos is fundamentally an era of humility. Rav Avraham Schorr, in his Sefer Lekach VeHaLibov on Sukkos (page 20), teaches that the Yom Tov of Sukkos is intimately connected to Avraham Avinu. As the Midrash ( Bamidbar Rabbah, Nass…
Perfecting our Middot: The True Lens of Chesed
Welcome to Daily Bitachon in our middot series on the topic of chesed . Yesterday, we discussed how the first step of chesed is not necessarily about physical giving. Rather, it is viewing the world through the lens of asher yechsar lo ( אשר יחסר לו )—three words in the Torah that mean "whatever he…
Perfecting our Middot: The Mitzvah of Ha’arat Panim
The Mitzvah of Ha'arat Panim Welcome to Daily Bitachon . In our middot series, we are discussing the concept of ha'arat panim —shining one's face upon someone else—which is a fundamental pillar of chesed . The Gemara ( Makkot 10a) teaches something extraordinary about the final days of Moshe Rabbei…
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