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Tu B’Shvat & the Gate of Trust — The Long, Short Path

Welcome to The Tower of Divine Protection: Healthy Trust, a Shaar HaBitachon series for women exploring what real trust looks like when it’s lived — in the body, the heart, and everyday choices. In this class, we explore the deep connection between Tu B’Shvat — the New Year for the Trees — and the introduction to Shaar HaBitachon (Gate of Trust) by Rabbeinu Bachya. Tu B’Shvat teaches us that even when nothing appears to be happening on the surface, life is already moving beneath. The sap is rising. Renewal has begun. This mirrors the foundation of Bitachon: learning to trust Hashem during the unseen stages — before results, before clarity, before fruit. In this class, we explore: 🌳 Tu B’Shvat as a metaphor for inner growth and spiritual renewal 📖 The introduction to Shaar HaBitachon and the concept of tranquility of the soul 🛤️ The “long, short path” vs. the “short, long path” — and how trust reshapes our choices 🥕 Fruits, vegetables, and whole foods as symbols of healthy trust and partnership with Hashem 💧 Our role vs. Hashem’s role: planting, pulling weeds, and letting God bring the rain ❤️ How Bitachon supports emotional regulation, health, motherhood, and resilience 🌱 Why natural, steady growth is not a delay — it is the path This class weaves Torah wisdom, lived experience, and embodied metaphors to help trust move from an idea into a felt sense of safety — in our bodies, relationships, and daily lives. Classes are held live every Sunday, with recordings available. 🌸 Join Lily’s Thrive Hive — a women-only community for Jewish women committed to living with greater trust, clarity, and grounded wellbeing: https://www.msthrivewell.com/paid-com... 🌸 Join the free WhatsApp channel for daily inspiration and support: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb3A... 🌸 More teachings & resources: www.lilyaronin.com This work is not about forcing outcomes. It’s about becoming women who trust deeply enough to grow — even before the fruit appears.