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Bitachon4Life Shiur 1705 Semichah Part 05 No Backup

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Bitachon4Life Shiur 1705 Semichah Part 05 No Backup

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8. Tachan Valiyev Sheer 17-05, Yoyem Khami Shibesh Abhis, Parshis Mishpatip. Today's Sheer has been generously sponsored and anonymously as a squs for brochah. The squs of Lima de Ataia and Chizik of all the listeners should bezra, shemsen, mem brochah and aatslachah, lairich yabmentayben. We are discussing the level of smechah and we have to explain that it could be practical, it's a practical level, it's high but it could be practical at least in some areas in life. And we're getting a little bit of an inkling of what it's built on. The way Dovan Amelach describes smechah, he says, in Perak Ayin Alef and Tahillem Pasad I leaned on you, I felt supported by you from when I came out from my mother's stomach.

Which as we elaborated on that means that just like when a child is born he doesn't know from anything else besides his parents and in this instance Dovan Amelach was relying on Akadish Baruchu but it was without any other involvement, anything else going on besides the urbanish lehlam, that's what smechah is, smechah is a person feels supported, total support, he leans totally on the urbanish lehlam. Whatever situation he's going through, he doesn't give Hashivas, he doesn't give importance to anything else besides Akadish Baruchu. It's higher than Teychelles, it's not anticipation, it's higher than Chikoy, he's not just waiting for Yeshua, he's totally throwing everything on the urbanish lehlam, an example of this would be the alaqadah when a person lets say Da'van Shmanesre, he's now let a lean on something with enough force that if that thing is taken away he's going to

fall, that's not called Amida, that's called smechah, that's what smechah means, you're leaning on the urbanish lehlam totally in the sense that if Hashashah on the urbanish lehlam pulls away you'll fall, meaning you don't have a backup plan, everything is Akadish Baruchu, now again this doesn't mean a person is not doing your stateless, obviously the amount of his stateless becomes less based on a person's level of bitachan like we explained many times, but whatever level of his stateless you're going to do, whatever will keep you calm, ultimately you're relying totally on the urbanish lehlam, and the reason why you're doing your stateless is to help you maintain your smechah, to help you feel the minuchasanefash through smechah, that's it, there's no backup plan, you're totally relying on the urbanish lehlam and to be truthful, some people are stuck in such a situation for example, if you're caught up in something Hashashah that is really no way out, no logical way out,

you're forced to rely totally on the urbanish lehlam, but we're going to explain the technique how a person can develop it, to be able to feel totally reliant on Akadish Baruchu, like David Amalach describes a child who's born, he doesn't know from anything else, only they're a bitish lehlam, that's the level of smechah and that as Hashashah brings tremendous Yeshua's, like we said many times, the more you rely, the more you see the Yeshua, but most importantly it develops a tremendous relationship with Akadish Baruchu.

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