Falling into Hashem's Embrace At age 18, decorating a friend's room for their engagement is magical. By your mid-twenties, that sparkle dims. You've hung countless pictures and scattered dozens of little rose petals, all while wondering when your dreams of glitter and magic will come true. There was a group of friends who had been in Shidduchim for a number of years. One day, one of their friends called to share the exciting news that she was getting engaged that night. They were thrilled for her, but the fact that they would once again be left behind stung deeply. As her closest friends, they knew it was their job to decorate her room. They pushed their pain aside, remembered the genuine joy they felt for their friend, and summoned the strength to enhance her simcha. The following day, one of these young women sat alone in her car, a familiar heaviness settling over her. She reached for her phone, calling friend after friend, with no answer. The loneliness was crushing. In that raw moment, she reached for her Tehillim. Through tear-filled eyes she read the words that seemed written just for her: "בטח עליו והוא יעשה" — Trust in Hashem, and He will act. In the quiet of her car, she felt Hashem’s loving embrace. This wasn't a coincidence; this was her Father sending her a message of comfort: You are never truly alone. That very night, her phone rang with an unexpected suggestion, and within mere weeks, she was a radiant Kallah. In the depths of our loneliness, when it feels like there is no one to turn to, we discover that there is only One place to turn. בטח עליו והוא יעשה — Trust, and He will do the rest.