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Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh

Torah Lecture

Look Who’s Talking

Lectured by Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh

Published
March 11, 2022
Duration
1:55
Lecture code
RZE-DH-09

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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to another edition of Daily Chizuk with Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh. My name is Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh, and here is today's message. Many times, we might feel alone, abandoned, like we need a little bit of encouragement. Borei Olam (Creator of the World), where are you? Where are you? Can you please talk to me? Send me a message. Let me know that you care about me, that I'm doing what's right, that I'm on the right path. Show me direction, Borei Olam. Does that ever happen to you, that you feel that way?

Well, I'm here to tell you that the rabbis teach us that Borei Olam is talking to us always. Hashem is constantly communicating with us, giving us words of encouragement, compliments, and that comes in the form of messengers. You're at a grocery, and sure enough, as you're buying something, the cashier tells you, “Have a nice day, have a wonderful day, thank you so much.” Let it just come from the cashier. Borei Olam meant for you to hear those words, for you to hear that encouraging word, that compliment, that Beracha (blessing), in order for Borei Olam to communicate to you: “I love you, I'm here for you, you're doing fine, have a great day.”

And therefore, the next time we hear someone say, “Have a great day, thank you so much. You're doing a good job,” understand that that message is from G-d. Borei Olam is telling you, “I'm here with you, I'm here with you, I'm walking with you, I'm wishing you a good day.” Revel in it, smile, and understand that the Master of the universe is on your team. This is Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh. Hashem loves you. Have a wonderful day.