Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Behar-Behukotai 1 + 1 = God 5.8.26

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4hyweek2m39b3t7ji0bkp/Shmita-Art-of-Letting-Go-5.8.26.png?rlkey=3p8i7k1b4z1zdvsbi2t7th6b6&dl=0The Divine Art of Letting Go: Shmita and FaithMay 8, 2026The provided text explores the spiritual and psychological depth of Shmita, the biblical requirement for farmers in Israel to let their land lie fallow every seven years. This practice serves as a radical exercise in faith and surrender, forcing individuals to acknowledge that Divine providence, rather than human effort alone, sustains their livelihoods. By relinquishing physical control over their fields, people are reminded that Hashem is the ultimate source of all success, whether in agriculture, business, or family life. The source emphasizes that while humans must put forth effort, they often suffer from the illusion of being in total command of their circumstances. Ultimately, the laws of Shmita and the subsequent blessings promised in the Torah teach that true peace of mind comes from trusting in God's control. Adopting this perspective allows a person to navigate life's uncertainties with calmness and joy, recognizing that they are not single-handedly "holding up the world."https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/rry0iwgy5mqru6wf3l7oh/The_Shmita_Mindset.pdf?rlkey=n8y09nfaze5u70wnfa17tsnix&dl=0