בס”ד

Sometimes people want to know what will happen tomorrow.
That can feel a little scary.
They might feel worried.

Some people go to fortune tellers.
Or they do strange and even scary rituals.
They hope to get answers.

But this is not the right way.

It is better to trust G-d.
G-d takes care of the world.
And you can choose what you do.

You do not need to know the future.
Think about school:
You do not know exactly what will happen,
but you try your best.

Or when you have a test:
You study, and trust it will be okay.

That is the right way.

Be positive.
Do good things.
And trust that things will be okay.

Like the Tenach says:
The one who trusts G-d is surrounded by love.

By Rabbi Moshe Bernstein and Angelique Sijbolts


Source: Maimonides Laws of Idolatry Chapter 11 Halacha 16. Leviticus 19:26: “You shall not practice divination or soothsaying.” Leviticus 19:31: “Do not turn to the Ov or the Yid’oni; do not seek them out to be defiled by them; I am the Lord your G-d.” Sefer HaChinuch Mitzvah 256. Psalms 32:10.




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