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YOUR LIFE AROUND  A. Please get up and Go out and buy 2 books that will change your life and thinking. Start working on saying thank You to Hashem
and having gratitude to Hashem. STOP
CRYING-STOP COMPLAINING LEARN TO ASK IN A POSITIVE WAY 1.
say ''Thank You'' & see miracles 2. The Garden
of Gratitude both written by Rav Arush shlita. Any time you need chizuk Then call/text/email
"I need chizuk'' your comment
any time 347-846-8085 This page is for a zechus for all of klal Yisrael- add a name you have ben/bas for parnasa. bracha and hatzlacha, refuah,yeshua, shalom, shalom bais and for Hashem Blessed is He to take us out of this galus we are in to bring us all together again as one.AMEN!!!!
Watch this video it will
give you chizuk. Then thank Hashem for everything He has given and gives you VIDEO 1 Lichvod/Dear Klal Yisrael I heard a beautiful shiur about how all problems come from complaining feeling depressed, feeling down,
crying for nothing. How Bnei Yisrael complaining and crying is the tikun we have to fix. How one has to thank Hashem for everything
He does for us. Then he spoke how people had problems (all kinds) and tried to just focus on thanking Hashem for 2 weeks and
saw such help from above. Problems were solved and wonderful things were happening. Let us all try for the next 2 weeks just
to focus on thanking Hashem for everything we have and what he has given us, include everything you can think of that
Hashem put in the world. Look around and just thank Hashem no matter how small or how big it seems. Thank Hashem and say Gam
Zu L'tova and put your trust in Him, believe in Hashem. click hear to read about Nahum Ish Gamzu As we are working on ourselves on saying When one thanks Hashem all the windows in Hashem's palace are opened and Hashem pours down on that person yeshuos,
Hashem tells the melachaim send that person more and more, without the person even having to ask for it, his tfilos are accepted.
But when a person cries for nothing is misyaesh feeling down complaining not happy all the windows in Hashem's palace are
closed. That is what brings all the problems. Just keep thanking Hashem!!!! THANK YOU to Hashem. Here is a another thing I heard from the shiur. Please
share with others Let us work and be mechazek each other on this every day people can write in to divrei chizuk on how things are going for them about the yeshua they have seen and what they are thanking Hashem for. It will be posted on this page. please send this to as many people as you can share this with Klal Yisrael and you will be a big part of this mitzvah. Tiaku L'mitzvos VIDEO 2
1. I was on my moped today, trying to drive
through an intersection. Apparently a massive crowd must have gotten off the subway, but I just kept waiting and waiting,
nobody would let me go through. A huge group would cross, then more people, and it was just a continuous stream of people
and they were totally ignoring me, like I didn’t exist, like I had no right to drive through, like my soul was
dust to them. 2. Lichvod Klal Yisrael I have
been thanking Hashem by saying "THANK YOU HASHEM!" Try it! Try thanking HaShem
for what He does for you. Like it says on the "Thank You HaShem" page, try it for two weeks. See if
things don't get better for you! They sure did for me! I wish you hatzlacha and bracha and great hakaras hatov
to HaShem! Then tell all your friends to thank Hashem and how it has changed your life. When one starts thanking Hashem for
everything he begins to see the world diffrently. I have been doing this and working on this and I look at the world with
Hashem and I am bsimcha. If you need help in this or would like to share what Hashem is showing you please emailme at info@divreichizuk.com May Hashem give us allmuch bracha and hatzlacha may He return to us b'mehera b'yameinu AMEN!!!!
My chaver at the Geulah Co. sent this in. It will help one get closer to Hashem on working on themslves and appreciate everything Hashem does for us. In the zechus of our working on ourselves may Hashem shower upon us the Yeshua that we are mispallel for. BE HAPPY AND THANK HASHEM!!!!!
3.When you first make The Gratitude Book, enter as many things as you can think of. Then, at the end of each day, enter all the things that you are grateful to Hashem for His having done for you that day. You’ll find that after just a few days you’ll have hundreds of entries, if not thousands or more, of things that you are grateful for. Then any time you, chas v'shalom, are feeling down, or worried, or feel distant from Hashem, or doubt His attention to you or His intentions, just look in The Gratitude Book and realize how grateful and happy you really are. 1 (Berachos 19a) Because Rabbi Shimon ben Lakish said, and so it was taught in the name of Rabbi Yosi: A person should never open his mouth to the Satan. 4. My mother told me don't cry for nothing for Hashem might give you something to cry about. 5. When ever I feel down or like I'm going to complain I thank Hashem for things that He has given me and I really feel better. Simply say thank You Hashem. 6. The more I thank Hashem the better I feel THANK YOU HASHEM 7. Hashem is GREAT Hashem is GREAT Hashem is GREAT Hashem is GREAT Thank You Hashem Thank You
Hashem Thank You Hashem
for all that You do. 8. I said hello to someone today, he asked me how I was, I
answered I just thank Hashem for everything. He said you are right I thank
Hashem too that I can walk as he came out of the car Lichvod/Dear Klal Yisrael We need to focus on everything Hashem does for us and gives us no matter how big or small. Just keep thanking Him Look at at the positive in life and thank Hashem 9. So I missed my 9pm flight by 5 minutes and had to catch
the 10:00 pm flight. Well that later flight was delayed by 1.5 hours, and then eventually cancelled entirely because
maintenance crew found what was initially thought to be a minor maintenance issue with what turned out to be a major malfunction
in the wing hydraulics. We were rudely told we were booked on the 5:30 a.m. Flight and were not given any place to stay
or eat or shower or anything! People were freaking out at the attendant, not speaking nicely, wanting their money back.
I was practically pinching myself how lucky I was!! Maintenance found a major issue with the wings that could
have Gcd forbid led to catastrophic aviation failure! How thankful I was to be alive at the moment, and all these folks
were screaming about how they would spend the next 5 hours. 10. Try this--- some one wrote in that Rebbetzin Kamenetsky
has told them often that when I thank HaSHem for something He has done for me I am remiss if I do not immediately ask Him
for something else. She says- He loves to be asked for things! Lichvod Klal Yisrael keep thanking Hashem & say over and over "Hashem loves when I ask Him for things. 11. "How does one acknowledge
HaShem's blessings? I dreamt that I went to Heaven and an angel was showing me around. We walked side-by-side inside a large workroom filled with angels. My angel
guide stopped in front of the first section and said, "This is the Receiving Section. Here, all petitions to Hashem
said in prayer are received." I looked around in this area, and it was terribly busy with so many angels sorting out petitions written on voluminous paper sheets and scraps from people all over the world. Then we moved on down a long corridor until we reached the second section. The angel then said to me, "This is the Packaging and Delivery Section. Here, the graces and blessings the people asked for are processed and delivered to the living persons who asked for them." I noticed again how busy it was there. There were many angels working hard at that station, since so many blessings had been requested and were being packaged for delivery to Earth. Finally at the farthest end of the long corridor we stopped at the door of a very small station. To my great surprise, only one angel was seated there, idly doing nothing. "This is the Acknowledgment Section," my angel friend quietly admitted to me. He seemed embarrassed. "How is it that there's no work going on here?" I asked. "So sad," the angel sighed. "After people receive the blessings that they asked for, very few send back acknowledgments." "How does one acknowledge HaShem's blessings?" I asked. "Simple," the angel answered.
#13. I knew that Hashem prevented it from happening.
10 days ago I was travelling down a double
highway in Afulo on the way to Route 6 . I was travelling at 90 clear road in front, when at the cross roads a car suddenly
without stopping, turned in front of me. I slammed on brakes and turned my wheel to the right to avoid the driver. It was
an accident which was bound to happen, but I knew that Hashem prevented it from happening. I have never been so close to
an accident. I have been driving B - H for 60 years without any problems. What a shock, but how thankful I was and am for
Hashem's help in this situation.
#14. It's absolutely true! In the email today, you said: When one thanks Hashem,
we show Hashem we love/believe/trust in Him. Just keep thanking Him and you will see such yeshuos you wont be
able to count them all. It's absolutely true! I have come to thank HaShem for every little thing,
good or "bad", that happens to me. And I'm not sure that what we mortals perceive as "bad" is really
that, because HaShem gives us only what we need to do our job on earth so we can earn the zechus to sit in Olam HaBa near
the Kisay HaKavod L'olam... for eternity! Sometimes it's hard to rephrase it: I mean, how can having cancer be good for one? But if I believe
that HaShem never gives me anything that I don't need, then obviously the cancer had to fall into that category of "being
good for me" and I must thank Him for it as well as for things that seem obviously good from the start. And every
time I do thank HaShem, he heaps more and more good upon me! Sometimes it is something mundane, like the light at
a difficult intersection always being green when i come to it. Sometimes it's a phone call or email from
a long-lost friend. Sometimes it's an insight into my character and middos allowing me to see that I am now able to
fix something that was out of reach before. Sometimes it's HaShem's Glory and Tiferet that I can actually see!
He has saved me from so many illnesses, each of which could have been terrible and have had drastic results, but here i
am today Baruch HaShem, well, healthy, and thanking HaShem for everything He does for me! And He doesn't "do" just for some people, He is
ready, willing, and able, to "do" for each and every Jew on this earth! But people have grown distant from
Him, and have forgotten how to speak with Him. So I can tell you: Just talk to HaShem in your own words, your
own language. He's the Creator of all language, He understands them all! Tell Him that you love Him, and want
to get closer. Tell Him that you need whatever it is you need. I learned a really neat phrase yesterday: "Fake it til you make it."
Kinda irreverent, but it's the truth. Let's say you don't yet "get" that HaShem is that close to you.
So just do it, even without believing, and it will happen for you too! Say "HaShem, I'm learning that You
are close by. I am having difficulty understanding this. Please help me understand that You are close to all
who call. And I'm calling out to You, HaShem. Please grant me [put your need right here in your
own words: like good health, getting over this cold, finding enough money to make Shabbos, getting along with Ploni
Almoni, anything!]. Thank you HaShem for all you do for me and for Klal Yisrael!" Then write to info@divreichizuk.com and tell him what you asked for and what HaShem did! Your words will help others as I hope these words may have helped
you!
#15. How to be a ''CAN DO'' person.“I was feeling down so I went to a class on the Torah approach to happiness. The young rabbi spoke well, and he was quite interesting, but when you’re not into something it is hard to take it seriously. He spoke about what he called ‘The Happiness Game’, which he said was a powerful tool for getting out of sad moods and staying upbeat. ‘All you have to do,’ he said with conviction, ‘is make a continuous list of your blessings that you add to each day, starting with the most obvious things in life, like your eyes, for example, and then your nose, etc. … because for everything you have there are people who don’t, so they count as blessings. And you keep adding to the list every time you can think of something for which to be grateful, even if it seems so obvious to you. There is some kind of psychological thing,’ he explained, ‘about seeing so many blessings on a single page or in a single book. It just lifts you,’ he finished. Personally, I didn’t think his little psychology game had much merit, at least not for me, so after the class I just forgot all about it. But, my situation worsened, and over the weeks I became more desperate for anything to lighten my mood. So, just to say I tried everything, I started playing his ‘Happiness Game’ and to my utter surprise it began to work for me instantly … and it just kept getting better. Even when I wasn’t adding to the list I felt the comfort of my blessings everywhere I went. When bad thoughts came to me to bring me down, remembering my list would lift me up again. I had great pleasure just reviewing the list over a cup of coffee, and it never got boring. There is this magical effect that keeps it alive and real for me, as if my emotions have a soft spot for it or something. After a while, I stopped adding to the list because the list became me. I may have forgotten many of the items, but I always feel as if I have everything to be grateful for, and feel no threat of depression anymore. And, I can always review the list …”This is the other end of the continuum. On one side we have to believe that we’re going to get what we want and succeed at what we are trying to do. We have to be bota’ach — trust — in God and remember that nothing stands in the way of bitachon (Sha’arei Leshem, p. 114). Nothing.ותאמר הפעם אודה את ד' as seen from Peninim on tha Torah Hebrew Academy of Cleveland #16 This time let me gracefully thank Hashem. (29:35) Gratitude is an inherently Jewish characteristic. The Chidushei HaRim asserts that we are called Yehudim after Yehudah,because we give thanks to the Almighty. We wake up in the morning, and the first thing that we recite, our very first prayer of the day, is Modeh Ani lefanecha melech chai v’kayam shehechezarta bi nishmasi b’chemlah rabbah emunasecha, “Thank you, living andeternal king, for mercifully returning my soul within me. Great is your faithfulness.” The Jew begins his day with hodaah, givingthanks. I recently read a short vignette about this very special, meaningful prayer. There was a convention of neurologists from all over the globe who gathered to discuss a variety of neurological issues. One of the primary topics was the phenomenon of people fainting upon rising from bed. One of the speakers, a female neurologist, delivered results from the latest findings that this fainting is caused by the sharp transfer of positions from lying down to standing up. She calculated that it takes approximately twelve seconds for the blood to flow from the feet to the head, and when a person stands up upon awakening, the blood is thrown too quickly to the brain, creating a fainting spell. Her suggestion was simple: upon waking up, one should sit on the bed for twelve seconds, count to twelve and then stand up. This approach will prevent dizziness and fainting. This seems like a simple solution to a pressing problem. Indeed, everybody applauded her solution. Another professor, who happened to be a Torah-observant Jew, asked for permission to address the assemblage. He said, “We Jews have a tradition that dates back thousands of years. We recite a prayer of thanksgiving to the Almighty every morning upon waking up. We offer our gratitude for having merited to wake up healthy and whole. The prayer is called Modeh ani. It is recited while one is stillon the bed and sitting up. The prayer consists of twelve words, and – if you concentrate and say it slowly-- it takes exactly twelve seconds to say.” When we begin the day recognizing our greatest Benefactor, we go through the day with an altogether different outlook: one of deep-rooted gratitude to Hashem for all that He does for us. Hodaah has another meaning: to give eminence or majesty, hod. In Sefer Tehillim 18:11, David Hamelech says, Vayede al kanfei ruach, “He flew high on the wings of the wind.” In another pasuk in Tanach, the word “hodaah” is used to mean “lifting up” or “carrying”. Thus, the same word which is used to thank is also usedto give eminence, to elevate. Horav Avigdor Miller, zl, derives a fundamental principle from here. When we have cause to thank, pay gratitude to a benefactor, we become dutibound to study his eminence, to elevate him and to recognize his virtues. This is all part of gratitude. When we recognize the need to thank Hashem, we, in turn, apply ourselves to acknowledging His eminence. |
