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IN-DEPTH: Hishtavus and Bitachon in a Challenging Relationship, and the Pleasantness of the Torah's Guidance (Q&A with Chaplain Josh Goldstein)
In this Q&A session with Chaplain Josh Goldstein's Daily Shaar HaBitachon study group, he and I explored how to apply the teachings of Shaar HaBitachon.
Most of the conversation centers on an honest and painful question submitted by a young father:
What does one do when they feel emotionally drained in a marriage that feels toxic, despite their best efforts?
While there is certainly room for divorce according to Torah, there is also room for exploring how the Torah's spiritual and psychological teachings can empower us to handle situations more peacefully and in turn be more effective at making them better.
What You’ll Learn:
- The importance of grounding our efforts in healing and personal growth in a Torah approach to life.
- A key question I ask every client before giving any kind of guidance.
- Key teachings of the Tanya that empower us to stay peaceful, happy, and effective in any situation.
- How to approach painful relationships without blame, and with renewed clarity and strength.
- How to approach painful relationships without blame, and with renewed clarity and strength.
- A way to experience Torah as caring guidance, not insensitive and preachy demands.
- What it means to live with hishtavus hanefesh (equal happiness in all situations), and why it's beneficial to grow in that direction even if we don't get all the way there.
- How to view life as the product of an "Ultimate Goodness Machine" instead of our default perception.
I hope you enjoy the episode and that it helps you bring more hishtavus, bitachon, happiness, and success into your life!
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Link To Join Chaplain Josh's Daily Bitachon Group:http://chat.whatsapp.com/IRdLIsshtKSKulVqngONuI
If you found this conversation valuable, please forward it to a friend or loved one who might benefit from a Torah-aligned path to inner strength and healing.
—
👉 For more from me, visit AryehGurewitz.com
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By Aryeh GurewitzIn this Q&A session with Chaplain Josh Goldstein's Daily Shaar HaBitachon study group, he and I explored how to apply the teachings of Shaar HaBitachon.
Most of the conversation centers on an honest and painful question submitted by a young father:
What does one do when they feel emotionally drained in a marriage that feels toxic, despite their best efforts?
While there is certainly room for divorce according to Torah, there is also room for exploring how the Torah's spiritual and psychological teachings can empower us to handle situations more peacefully and in turn be more effective at making them better.
What You’ll Learn:
- The importance of grounding our efforts in healing and personal growth in a Torah approach to life.
- A key question I ask every client before giving any kind of guidance.
- Key teachings of the Tanya that empower us to stay peaceful, happy, and effective in any situation.
- How to approach painful relationships without blame, and with renewed clarity and strength.
- How to approach painful relationships without blame, and with renewed clarity and strength.
- A way to experience Torah as caring guidance, not insensitive and preachy demands.
- What it means to live with hishtavus hanefesh (equal happiness in all situations), and why it's beneficial to grow in that direction even if we don't get all the way there.
- How to view life as the product of an "Ultimate Goodness Machine" instead of our default perception.
I hope you enjoy the episode and that it helps you bring more hishtavus, bitachon, happiness, and success into your life!
__
Link To Join Chaplain Josh's Daily Bitachon Group:http://chat.whatsapp.com/IRdLIsshtKSKulVqngONuI
If you found this conversation valuable, please forward it to a friend or loved one who might benefit from a Torah-aligned path to inner strength and healing.
—
👉 For more from me, visit AryehGurewitz.com