Rebecca Duesterbeck
Madison, WI, United States
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26 Mar 18:51
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26 Mar 18:24
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26 Mar 17:06
YOU WERE SOLD AT BIRTH: The Corporate Slave System Since 1871 EXPOSED
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26 Mar 15:29
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25 Mar 13:36
Some of the most stunning seashells were shaped by the roughest waves. We may not realize it now, but all the tumbling, the crashing, the chaos – they’re all polishing us into something precious and beautiful.
Inspired by the teachings of Rabbi Asher Resnick
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25 Mar 13:23
You Are Being Lovingly Guided
If nothing in your life is random, then something very important follows.
You are not just observing Hashem’s guidance.
You are living inside it.
This is constant communication.
Constant guidance.
All it takes is an open heart and open eyes.
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Think about your day.
That conversation
That delay
That opportunity
That frustration
What if it was not just something that happened?
What if it was a message?
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A person who is paying attention starts asking different questions:
What is Hashem showing me right now
What is the lesson here
What opportunity is being placed in front of me
Where am I being pushed to grow
Where am I being shown who I can become
Where have I been underestimating myself
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Sometimes the guidance comes as encouragement.
Sometimes it comes as a challenge.
But both are Hashem showing you your true potential.
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The more you pay attention, the more you begin to see.
And once you start seeing it, everything changes.
You feel guided.
You feel supported.
You feel like you are not figuring this out alone.
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You are in a relationship.
You are being guided.
Every step of the way.
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24 Mar 13:32
Nishmat Kol ChaiRabbi Avraham Greenbaum: "History In Real Time"
This is a very good video. I love Rabbi Greenbaum, and he teaches Universal Torah, he's a Breslover, which I ascribe to! BH
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24 Mar 12:51
Nothing In Your Life Is Random
Everything unfolds with Hashem’s guidance and purpose. Not just the big things, but the small details too.
What we call coincidence is usually something much deeper.
Noticing that is not naïve or wishful thinking. It simply means you are paying attention.
And the more you pay attention, the more you begin to see it. How things are coordinated. How moments connect. How things happen at just the right time.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe once wrote to someone who was worried about his brother, a young man struggling with doubts in emunah.
The Rebbe’s answer was very simple.
Since your brother is intelligent and honest, he does not need complicated proofs. He only needs to look carefully at the past 24 hours of his life, even on a regular day.
If he does, he will begin to notice clear examples of yad Hashem. How things worked out. How situations came together. How the details were being guided.
When a person really looks, it becomes hard to ignore.
Try it.
At the end of the day, take a minute and look back.
Where did something just happen a little too perfectly?
Where did something small turn into something important?
Where did something frustrating end up helping you?
Train yourself to notice.
Because the more you notice, the more you begin to see.
And once you start seeing it, it becomes harder and harder to feel like you are on your own.
Hashem is there in every detail, all the time.
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24 Mar 12:29
Sometimes the harshest critisism comes from within. We begin comparing ourselves to others, creating deadlines no one assigned, and setting expectations no one demanded. There’s an inner voice that keeps score against impossible standards, leaving us feeling as if we’ve fell short in a race that we were never meant to enter.
Growth doesn’t follow a universal clock – your path was never meant to mirror someone else’s. You’re not running late – you’re running your designated route. Different pace, same purpose.
Remember, you don’t need to become someone else to become something great. Never measure your progress by another persons accomplishments – you were built with different circumstances, different challenges, and a different calling. The only person to compare yourself to is who you were yesterday. Stay in your lane – it was tailor made for you.
So let the noise settle – the pressure, the comparisons, the illusion that you’re somehow less. You’re not behind – you’re running a different course. Every challenge you face is handpicked to shape what only you can create, and every step you take – no matter how small – carries the blueprint of your purpose. Trust the design, embrace the process, and remember: Hashem gave you a fingerprint that nobody else has so that you can leave an imprint that nobody else can.
Inspired by the teachings of Rabbi Avraham Twerski (1930-2021)
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23 Mar 20:01