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The Power of the "Good Point"

Updated: Jul 22

The Power of the "Good Point"
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Feeling overwhelmed? Rebbe Nachman of Breslov taught a powerful secret: even in our darkest moments, there is always a nekudah tovah—a "good point" waiting to be discovered.

It’s not about ignoring the pain, but about finding the one small spark of good that still exists. The fact that you want to feel better? That's a good point. The strength it took to get out of bed today? That's a good point.

This is about shifting your perspective in stress management!

Azamra ("I will sing!") exercise:

Pause right now. Find just ONE good point about yourself or your day. It can be tiny. Hold it in your mind. Acknowledge it. You just connected with your own inner strength. You are not your stress; you are the one who is navigating it with courage.

 
 
 

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