We Crave Noise - R. Don Jarashow - TorahAnytime.com

When we seem to be dealing with deaf rocks, there's so many deaf rocks in our lives where we think this isn't going to make us success. Where we think that if we bank only on and we think that we only come running to him and we learn more and we do more and we think we're giving up. We think we're going to lose out. We think that there are more better opportunities. We think that there are greater things to pursue. We think that the materialism and the chaos and the noise in the world is much stronger. It's much more compelling. And it does sound like that. And sometimes talking to the death rocks, Hashem says, "Sarn do quiet things. Live humble. Live with humility and we say how could that be the life? There's so much more going on. There's so much more to pursue. There's so much so much noise." That's what's important. That's what's going to make me great, successful. Hashem sometimes says, "Talk to stay with the deaf rocks. Stay where it's quiet. Stay where I tell you to be. And the struggle is real. Had the struggle. Wasn't to come into he wasn't to the of But we have to remember that sometimes just when we're speaking to those deaf rocks, just when we're speaking to those quiet times, the times that seem not exciting, they seem very dull, they seem very mute, they seem that there's going to be nothing coming from them. But when there's God, when it's zumat, that's going to bring us the redemption, the satisfaction, and ultimately the happiness and authenticity, and the shame is the wholesomeness that we're all striving for, that we all want to reach, that we all want to feel. gives us the fortitude, the clarity that when these deaf rocks, deaf situations where we think there's nothing that's going to come, nothing that's going to give us a satisfaction from those things, when they come our ways and we know there's light and there's dark, there's and there's there's and there's often it's always the good stuff, the real things that are the quietest, that are the most not exciting. There's no dazzle, there's no noise, but often those are the choices. Those are the places that Hashem wants us to be.