A WINK and a HUG #emunah #faith #jewishwisdom

A nurse is standing outside the hospital where she works, and she was tearing up. Nursing school loans, a hard relationship, it all just felt like [music] it was crashing down. She was torn in two. One voice inside her, "Hashem is with me." But this other voice kept nagging saying, "No, it means nothing." She decides to just stop and pray. She davens, she sings Mizmor L'David, "Hashem Ori V'Yishi." Tehillim Chapter 23, right there on the sidewalk, "Ki Ata Imadi." Hashem, you are with me. Not knowing exactly where Hashem wants her to be. And as she's singing it, someone walks past her. They're wearing a t-shirt. It looks like a sports jersey, but instead of the name of a player and their number, it says Psalm 23. And she thinks to herself, "Why did person come to the hospital this exact moment? Why did she wake up today and put on that shirt this very day?" It doesn't solve everything. And it wasn't supposed to. But seeing that was just the little hug that she needed. A little wink from above. >> [music] >> So sometimes when you feel down and out, when you feel alone, extend that antenna, pick up that signal, >> [music] >> look around you. Maybe Hashem is just sending the hug that you need in the moment you need it most.