I work in a Talmud Torah, and recently I was invited to speak with the principal. He updated me regarding a series of changes and new policies to be instituted. Among other things, he informed me of a new policy that resulted in my losing several of my set hours of work each week. While someone else might have been extremely perturbed, I accepted the news serenely. Since I listen constantly to the Hashgachah Pratis phone line, I knew clearly that it wasn’t my boss who sustained me. I did not get upset but rather continued with my daily routine calmly, without worry. A short while later this issue worked itself out in a surprising way and in a way that was much better for me: The principal asked me to take on new work – easier work, and with a higher salary. I thank you from the depths of my heart for the wonderful content that you bring, which strengthened me in emunah and bitachon and reminded me of this truth at the exact moment when I needed the chizuk. Thank you!
