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There’s a powerful idea from the Talmud:

It says after we leave this world, one of the first questions G-d asks is:

“Did you eagerly await redemption?”

But wait—what does that even mean?

It’s not just hoping your problems vanish or life gets easier. It’s about knowing G-d more deeply. It’s about desiring connection:

Connected to yourself.

Connected to others.

Connected to G-d in a way that feels real and clear.

Because true redemption means clearly seeing and understanding G-d’s kindness every single day. But let’s be honest:

Most days, life feels overwhelming. Connection feels hard. Loneliness creeps in, even when you’re surrounded by people.

Here’s how to start shifting that:

Take a minute today.

Breathe deeply.

Ask yourself: “What’s one small way I can connect better right now?”

Do one simple, kind act—towards yourself or others. Notice how this increases your awe. Remember this:

“Redemption isn’t just something you wait for; it’s something you choose, every single day.”

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