Wanting What You Already Have: A Bitachon Practice for Real Inner Peace
- Lily Aronin

- 2 days ago
- 2 min read

One of the greatest emotional tensions women live with is the belief that peace will come later — when life is calmer, when we are more disciplined, when the weight comes off, when the kids settle, when the future feels predictable.
But the Beit HaLevi teaches the opposite: Peace begins the moment we want what we already have.
This class explored the deep intersection between Bitachon and inner calm. When we trust that Hashem has placed the exact people, challenges, blessings, limitations, and opportunities we need for this moment, everything softens. The nervous system relaxes. The mind stops chasing. The heart opens.
And what’s stunning is how aligned this is with everything I see as a holistic nutritionist and Jewish somatic coach.
When a woman shifts from “I’ll feel calm when I lose weight” → to → “I can feel calm now,” her body literally changes. Her cravings change. Her emotional bandwidth expands. Her home becomes more peaceful. Her relationships soften. Her momentum finally unlocks.
Bitachon is not only spiritual — it is physiological.
Wanting what you already have is not lowering your standards. It is grounding yourself in reality instead of fantasy, presence instead of pressure, connection instead of comparison.
Every woman I work with, whether in Thrive or Harmony Plate coaching, reaches a turning point where she realizes: There is already so much good here. Hashem has not abandoned me. My next step is right in front of me. I already have something to work with.
And that shift changes everything — spiritually, emotionally, physically.
If you want to deepen this work with daily reminders, support, and Torah-rooted mindset tools, I’d love to have you in my free WhatsApp channel. And when you’re ready, the Thrive community is where these ideas become lived, embodied transformation.
🌸 You are allowed to feel peace now.🌸 You are allowed to receive now.🌸 You are allowed to trust what you already have.
That is the heart of Bitachon.




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