Todays Question: 
How do we reconcile the concept of free choice with Divine Providence?
We have free will, yet Hashem decides all outcomes and designs what is best for each of us.
If there is such a fine line between the two, how do we find it and live in that space of a peaceful co-existence?
How do we know when we have done enough and when to turn things over to Hashem?
To co-create, to build a partnership & a trusting relationship, both sides have to do their part and trust in the process.
I have to do my Hishtadlus before I surrender to Hashem for Him to do his part.
How can I "feel" into and create a balance between the two?

Todays Question: How do we reconcile the concept of free choice with Divine Providence? We have free will, yet Hashem decides all outcomes and designs what is best for each of us. If there is such a fine line between the two, how do we find it and live in that space of a peaceful co-existence? How do we know when we have done enough and when to turn things over to Hashem? To co-create, to build a partnership & a trusting relationship, both sides have to do their part and trust in the process. I have to do my Hishtadlus before I surrender to Hashem for Him to do his part. How can I "feel" into and create a balance between the two?

Todays Question:&nbsp;
How do we reconcile the concept of free choice with Divine Providence?
We have free will, yet Hashem decides all outcomes&nbsp;and designs what is best for each of us.
If there is such a fine line between the two, how do we find it and live in that space of a&nbsp;peaceful co-existence?
How do we know when we have done enough and when to&nbsp;turn things over to Hashem?
To co-create, to build a partnership &amp; a trusting relationship, both sides have to do their part and trust in the&nbsp;process.
I have to do my Hishtadlus before I surrender to&nbsp;Hashem for&nbsp;Him to do his&nbsp;part.
How can I "feel" into and create a balance between the two?

Where does divine providence end and free will begin?

“To open hearts, to see and know what one sees, this is the point of Chassidus…”

Devori Nussbaum is a psychotherapist and lover of the teachings of Chassidus. 

Email your questions, topics you'd like covered, or to sponsor an episode Devorinussbaum@gmail.com

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“To open hearts, to see and know what one sees, this is the point of Chassidus…” Devori Nussbaum is a psychotherapist and lover of the teachings of Chassidus. Email your questions, topics you'd like covered, or to sponsor an episode Devorinussbaum@gmail.com

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