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Based on the Ma'amar "Ein Yei'ush Ba'Olam' in the sefer "Yichud Hahisbodedus" by Rav Avraham Tzvi Kluger. P. 3 Where can we find the good within yeiush? The "ultimate" solution to a particular challenge does not help me right now. When all hope is taken away, the only available option, and the much easier and obvious one, is to rely on Hashem - when a person hears the doctor say "There's nothing I can do," he can daven very well. Different professionals and their relationship with Hashem. Do we really believe in our daily lives "Ein od milvado" - do we act that way? Living the life that Hashem has given us. What changed with creation, as far as Hashem is concerned? The concept of coronation in creation. It's harder to turn to Hashem when we have a lot, and even harder to let go of all that we have. When a person is under water and can't breathe, he understands that every breath comes from Hashem. Ultimately we will realize that there only ever was, is and will be Hashem. A person can be close to Hashem without yissurim. Davening is much harder than learning. Observations about shul behaviour by 'frum' and observant Jews. Why do we need troubles to connect to Hashem?
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