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Brighten Your Day with Today's Emuna Message

Hashem Speaks BS'D   Hashem communicates to us through the circumstances of our lives. Our individual life circumstances reveal our tikkun – those difficult and repetitive challenges which we must embrace and then learn to complete. Through our daily challenges, Hashem instructs us as to how to grow wiser, stronger and assume responsibility for our choices. We can choose to view our repeated and disproportionate emotional responses as indicators of the precise areas in our lives that we need to improve. Our emotional buttons being pressed are really our souls calling out for us to work on this area of our lives. Hashem is presenting us with unique opportunities that enable us to reach parts of our soul that otherwise would have gone unnoticed. In order to complete our tikkun and undertake the mitzvot properly, we require self-awareness. For instance, we must learn what annoys us and why, what triggers our defenses, and what are our true motives. The following five practical ways may help us increase self-awareness and shed any pretense: Get to know yourself by zooming into your true life's purpose, strengths and weaknesses. Our weaknesses need to be identified and embraced before they can be worked on. Make a commitment to face the truth despite discomfort and avoid the temptation of excuses (used in order to avoid short-term pain) Contemplate and reflect on behavioral patterns and emotional responses Be patient with yourself and the process Be open and willing to accept your weaknesses, to be understanding of yourself and therefore of others. Difficult and painful events offer the chance for us to grow emotionally into new people. We each have the potential to have an 'old' me and a 'new' me – that is, to create a new person by growing through an experience.  Each experience provides us with the opportunity to create new thoughts, speech and actions (and/or reactions), and consequently to reveal another aspect of our soul. Though this process is not easy, we must have emuna to know that eventually we will be successful at growing to the point where we feel at peace with ourselves on the inside. This internal shift will B"H enable us to also live a genuine Torah life on the outside. Shalom! Tune into the latest OrTalk podcasts, NEW ON SPOTIFY for boosting your emuna, emotional wellness and positive energy!  Sincerely,  Orit Esther Riter The Link to this week's Or Talk on  CLICK TO LISTEN Drawing from a heartfelt quote in Orit Esther Riter's book, "Hashem 'hides' behind a mask called 'nature,' creating infinite opportunities for us to fulfill His will through the world's natural order." This powerful sentiment is captured in 'Turnaround 180 Degrees in 180 Days,' one of Riter's remarkable works. Embrace the wisdom in all three of her insightful books, available at oremunaenergy.com/books. Let the words touch your soul and guide you in your journey.   Dedicate the next Or Talk Digest to the memory of a loved one, a birthday gift to yourself or others, personal success, or as a segula for a refuah shelema, righteous children, or a zivug/shidduch.   Email Orit Esther at oremunausa@gmail.com to inquire about a dedication opportunity. Or Emuna USA Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Therefore all programs and services of Or Emuna Energy Institute are considered charitable donations. Copyright 2024 © Orit Esther Riter, All rights reserved.

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