We often find ourselves in a cycle of reaction, quick to label the events of our lives as either “good” or “bad.” A missed opportunity feels like a failure; a sudden obstacle feels like a setback. But what if this entire framework is flawed? What if the meaning of an event isn’t inherent to the event itself, but is something we have the power to create?
In this session of LoMer, we delve into the profound Jewish teaching of Gam zu l’tovah (גַּם זוּ לְטוֹבָה), a principle famously embodied by the sage Nachum Ish Gamzu. It is the deep, spiritual clarity that no matter what happens, “This, too, is for the good.”
This video explores how to:
- Understand the difference between an event and the meaning we assign to it.
- Actively use the concept of Gam zu l’tovah to find the positive purpose in even the most difficult situations.
- Transform challenges into opportunities for growth and realignment, viewing them as feedback from the Divine.
By becoming the “meaning-maker” in your own life, you can move from a place of reaction to one of profound peace and purpose. Watch the full session below to learn how to apply this timeless wisdom.
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