Torah 102

What if the clarity, bitachon, or bracha you're looking for is ready to come down, but it needs a vessel? Rebbe says something powerful. The words of tefillah are the vessels that receive the shefa. That means that when you're confused about a decision, worried about money, struggling with something at home, or you just don't know what your next move should be, your first instinct doesn't always have to be who can [music] I call, what can I read, what other method can I try? You can daven for clarity, you can daven for bitachon, you can literally [music] say "Hashem, help me see this clearly. Help me trust you. Show me what you want from me." Because those words aren't just asking for clarity, they're creating the vessel to receive the clarity. The same with bitachon. If you're struggling to trust Hashem, [music] don't wait until you magically feel more trusting. Daven for it. Speak it out. Every word [music] creates another piece of the vessel for the shefa to come down. Of course, we can ask people for advice and use the tools Hashem gives us, >> [music] >> but we shouldn't forget where clarity ultimately comes from. Before searching everywhere else for the answer, open your mouth and ask the one who already has it.