
Bitachon: A Practical Guide to Trust in God

Bitochon is not euphoric escapism; it does not absolve an individual of taking responsibility for his future, and acting accordingly. It means that as a person acts, he realizes that his efforts are dependent on G-d’s providence, and he relies on G-d and trusts Him totally.
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the essence of genuine trust is summed up in the words of the Psalm: “Trust in God and do good” (Psalms 37:3). One should never let oneself be diverted from Torah study, prayer or devotion because of worries about not having enough to live on. A