How one who has bitachon goes about earning a livelihood in contrast with one who does not have bitachon.

(Chapter 5)

The selfless person will make use of material things to do G-d's will, but never just for personal gratification. In doing so, everything in this life is transformed into a tool for serving G-d.

(Chapter 4)

More about our belief in reward and punishment. There is a higher level of reward that is disproportionate to our deeds. It therefore requires trust in order to believe that we will receive it.

(Chapter 4)

Four more reasons why spiritual reward and punishment are not clearly stated in Tanach.

(Chapter 4)

Three (out of seven) reasons why spiritual reward is not discussed clearly in Tanach.

(Chapter 4)

The importance of bitachon in spiritual matters that involve other people such as performing acts of kindness. Avoid ulterior motives as well as seeking credit for your deeds. If you do receive honor remember that you were only the tool G-d chose for helping others.

(Chapter 4)

More about trust as it relates to discharging our spiritual obligations. There’s no rule book on material matters so we have to have trust; but when it comes to morality we know what we should be doing and the rules never change. It is proper to have trust in spiritual matters once you have put forth effort and only need help finishing. You need to choose what’s right first.

(Chapter 4)

How to have trust in spiritual matters. When it comes to material matters, we need to trust that G-d will take care of things. But with spiritual matters, we need to use the free choice G-d gave us to actually improve our situation.

(Chapter 4)

We discuss how to deal with our enemies and those who have hurt us. The person was only a messenger but the damage was decreed by G-d.

(Chapter 4)

More about how trust in G-d factors in our interpersonal relationships. Not relying on people actually allows us to be genuine with them and have a real bond.

(Chapter 4)