Do you really believe that it can happen? That’s the first question to ask yourself. Do you really believe that you can heal? The mind says one thing but the heart is pulling you in a different direction. The intelect, logic, says: “Of course, I know that G-d can cure me.” You know this intellectually, but do you really, really believe? This is the hard part. This is the faith part.
This is where the test lies. The Sages tell us that the rains won’t fall except for the “baalei amanah” – the masters of faith (Taanit 8a). Who were these masters of faith? The ones who planted seeds. They planted. They believed. This belief ignited the potential and G-d sent the rains in their merit. So, I ask you, do you really believe that you can heal? Do you really believe that you can feel better? Be better? Do better? It’s the first step. When a woman comes to me for healing it’s my prerequisite for the process. I ask her, and I ask you: “Do you see it happening? Do you believe it can? I do, but do you?”
This is where the test lies. The Sages tell us that the rains won’t fall except for the “baalei amanah” – the masters of faith (Taanit 8a). Who were these masters of faith? The ones who planted seeds. They planted. They believed. This belief ignited the potential and G-d sent the rains in their merit. So, I ask you, do you really believe that you can heal? Do you really believe that you can feel better? Be better? Do better? It’s the first step. When a woman comes to me for healing it’s my prerequisite for the process. I ask her, and I ask you: “Do you see it happening? Do you believe it can? I do, but do you?”
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