Peace

Shalom rabbi Mizrachi,

I wish I was an important person, a famous rabbi or someone worthy that you admire so I could send you an encouragement that means something to you, but I am not.

I can give only as much as G-d has given me, in money, suggestions and encouragement.

You have many more people that accept your teachings than people that reject them. G-d is with you, so don’t spend much time thinking or talking about the wicked people who say nasty things and spread lies about you.

Keep teaching about the world of lies and that we grew up in a safari, and how I am a hopeless person. It is all good for me. As strange as it may sound, it gives me the energy to be willing to improve, and this is life for my soul. One cannot buy this, it comes only with the lectures. It makes me love G-d more! Because the worse I see I am, the more beautiful G-d becomes to my eyes, and the more I attach to G-d. The same holds for the Jewish people. The more I see how bad I am, the more I Iove the Jews (whom I already love respect and admire a lot! but it increases), despite the fact that I have been exposed to these wicked people and liars.

The fact that there are wicked Jews, makes the good ones look more worthy. If all of you were good, it would seem an easy thing to be good, almost as if Hashem had made you like robots programmed to do only good. But now it is clear: some choose this and some choose that. Wicked people may try as they want, at the end they only increase the credits of G-d and of the good people! The good win at the very end.

Bravo rabbi Mizrachi. These words may be insignificant for you because I am nobody, but for me it is essential that I say them. May Hashem say to you these words directly in your heart when you pray next time to make you happy and feel confident to continue.