Can You Be Happy Without Having All the Answers?
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Can You Be Happy Without Having All the Answers?
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What do you do when you’ve asked every question and still don’t have an answer?
In this episode of Dialing Bnei Brak, Charlie Harary and Rabbi Moshe Levy explore the connection between asking questions, trusting Hashem, and finding simcha. Beginning with the way we learn Torah, Rabbi Levy explains how “I don’t understand, but I trust You” can become a meaningful response to life’s uncertainty.
Through the lessons of Sukkot, they discuss how humility makes room for emunah, why unresolved questions can affect our relationship with Hashem, and how to practice trust when everyday frustrations arise.
In this episode:
- Why Torah learning begins with questions.
- How to trust Hashem when you cannot understand what’s happening.
- The connection between middot, emunah, simcha, and giving.
- What the discomfort of the sukkah teaches us.
- How small moments become opportunities to practice emunah.
- Bringing the lessons of Sukkot into the rest of the year.
Explore more teachings and upcoming courses at kelil.org. Find the full Dialing Bnei Brak series on the Daily Boost podcast and Torah Anytime.
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