How a Jew Wakes up in the Morning - Rabbi Jesse Horn

i want to share with you something which i think is a more dick of art unbelievable we say every morning in davening mode i am owed that to you and whether modem means thank or whether it means to admit and there's a deeper connection because you can't really appreciate and really think so properly until you admit i thank you god who is the melaka because he returned to me my nasham and that requires more thought we'll be able to give it now with the shaman really god what isn't a shama if it's just sleeping is without it so like what is that okay good what does sham leave aside and here comes these powerful lines hashem you've returned to us with compassion because after all we did nothing to earn our experience in life and here's the most two strange words with a lot with a lot of faith and usually we think about faith being us having faith in god but this is a lot of your faith you have faith in us the cook explains beautifully the fact that you woke up this morning means god believes there's something great and worthy for you to do it wasn't by chance wasn't accidental certainly wasn't mistaken if you woke up this morning it means there's something great to accomplish because god believes in you enough to wake you up this morning people who struggle with confidence you should know that a bonus shalom believes in you we should wake up every morning with a sense of humility you've returned to us our neshama with compassion and with a tremendous sense of challenged a desire to impact a desire to contribute a desire to live up to our potential knowing hakarisparaku believes in us deeply and that we can achieve we should wake up and embrace every single day aiming to do so