🤔Everything is for the Good⁉️ Rav Ilan Meirov, Chazaq Director

there's a famous story where there was a hasidic man that unfortunately was frustrated with his life a lot of uh difficulties and hardships and he was going through a semi-depression so he went to his rebbe and he said quran how can i possibly see the good and what hashem does i have so many problems i have so many issues i call it everything's for the good i i i can't i can't see it i can't live it and there everything's for a moment and tells him i have a good idea i want to answer that question go to this in this location to the house of zesha go to his house and ask him the question ask him how to overcome the problems in life and see only the good the man says no problem abby i appreciate the advice and he makes his way to the next city hashem he arrives he knocks on the door and the door is opened and he sees a house looking like it's about to fall apart and unfortunately there was a a young boy that was laying on one of the beds didn't look like he was feeling too well the table looked like it was empty not too much food on the table and he asks is the rabbi here of zesha is he here they said yes wait a moment alisha comes to the door how can i help you what's going on and he says rabbi i was told you could help me out with the following you see i have so many problems in life i have so many frustrations in life and i have a hard time seeing the good how do i see the good and everything hashem does please remy give me some advice give me some tips so the rabbi answers him and says i don't think i'm the right person to help you out like why not i was told you're the right person no i'm not the right person you see how can i help you see the good and all the problems but i have no problems in my life hashem only gives me good so how can i give you advice on something i never experienced here we have a man that was living in a house that's falling apart that had a sick child in front of him but he said i have no problems but hashem hashem only gives me good. you know you can have a person that lives in a beautiful mansion oh what a beautiful house marble tiles and he has the beautiful chandeliers he has a few cars in his driveway and he's very very down and he's unhappy then you have another person who lives in an apartment not the greatest condition and he may have a bunch of children packed into a few rooms but there's a certain simcha in their house when you have the proper perspective then any condition can be seen in the proper lens and you can accept it and be happy with it and not get down and depressed it's like they say if you take the word happiness it's the same letters as mark which is our thoughts happiness is in the minds if a person lets the circumstances take him down then yeah he'll be taken down but if he says i could grow from it i can make the best of it then it's a totally different ballgame you know we're reading in the torah about how ami have suffered so much in mitzrayim in egypt backbreaking labor so much suffering and baal hashem who comes and eventually gives us all these miracles the ten plagues that come and hashem take out the enemies and wipe them out in the sense that when we cross the yam surf that we're going to read about very shortly everything opens up and we cross and ish we say wow hashem had a plan for everything what his reasoning is maybe we don't always understand but for every bad there's always a purpose for every frustration there's something to build us up and that's really the message we have to take home every single one of us here to help us he's only here to help us he loves us and sometimes that downtime is there to help build us up and even if we don't understand it hashem has a purpose to always see goods to always understand the good and even when we have the shalom times that are not so easy we should have the immunity to overcome the challenges and bizarre hashem to stay strong i mean