In this class, we explore the transformative power of Bitachon,  true trust in Hashem. Bitachon is not passive belief but a learned skill that begins in the intellect and shapes our emotional state. When a person truly relies on Hashem, worry is replaced with tranquility, allowing us to focus our energy on serving Him and building a deeper relationship with Him. Ultimately, a person is always trusting in something, and when our trust is placed in Hashem alone, His Divine Providence becomes visible in our lives, even within the hiddenness of the natural world.

Bitachon is not just something we reach for in moments of crisis — it is a way of living in constant relationship with Hashem. In this class, we explore what it truly means to rely on G-d in all matters, not in compartments, drawing on practical examples and deep insight from Shaar HaBitachon.

As bitachon becomes part of our consciousness, we stop spiraling when plans change and become more emotionally steady, G-d-centered, and at peace — even when life feels uncertain. Because true bitachon is the ability to remain internally calm… when you know Who you are relying on.

In this class, we explore the difference between believing in Hashem and truly trusting Him, the difference between Emunah and Bitachon. Emunah is our inherited belief that Hashem guides every detail of life. Bitachon is deeper; it is complete reliance on Him.

Through the tightrope walker mashal and the Ramban’s teaching that Emunah is the tree and Bitachon is the fruit, we begin the inner work of moving from belief to living trust

In this class, we explore Shaar HaBitachon—the Gate of Trust - from Duties of the Heart, uncovering why Rabbeinu Bachya ibn Pakuda wrote this foundational work to address the emotional and inner life of a Jew, not just religious practice. We learn how Bitachon is a core principle woven throughout Torah and Chazal, shaping our relationship with Hashem, guiding our choices, and bringing peace of mind and clarity into our daily lives - especially in the world we live in today.

This class explores the difference between believing in G-d and truly trusting Him.

Based on Chovot HaLevavot, this class introduces Bitachon as lived certainty - not theory - and how it shapes our thoughts, emotions, and ability to cope with life’s challenges.

A foundational step toward a Judaism that is not only practiced, but deeply felt.