Torah 105

What if the problem you're facing needs more mercy than you even know how to ask for? This story says there are levels of Rachmanus. There's the mercy we can reach through our own tefillah, and then there are Rachamim Gedolim, a level of mercy way beyond what we can access ourselves. So, what do we do when the situation feels bigger than our prayers? Moshe Rabbeinu gives us an unbelievable line. Keil Na'or Alilah. He wasn't only asking Hashem to heal Miriam. He was asking Hashem, so to speak, to awaken an even deeper [music] level of mercy. That means that when you're dealing with something that feels impossible, money, your kids, a relationship, a shidduch, anything, [music] you don't have to figure out the perfect tefillah. Ask Hashem, "I don't even know how to ask for what I need. [music] Please awaken your greatest Rachmanus for me." And the Torah says, "Learning Torah itself helps you bring your mind back into clarity. It opens that Rachamim. It creates a path forward towards Yeshua." So, today, when something feels bigger than [music] you, don't ask Hashem for the solution. Ask Hashem to bring down the Rachmanus you can't reach on your own.