101 Stories of DIvine Providence

By Daniella Schiber

101 Short Stories of divine inspiration in a short book, easy to read and uplifting. 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Daniella Schiber
• Release date: Jun 26, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393766193

Book preview

Prologue:

101 Stories of Divine Providence

I started writing these stories on an inspirational wave of all the amazing things that have and are still happening to me. Once I started noticing these amazing coincidences it made me to start looking out for these gifts even more.

My goal in writing these down is to inspire other people to see things differently and in it's true nature which is providence, positivity and optimism.

Hashgacha Pratis is the Hebrew term for Divine Providence. I believe that everything in the world is planned by God and that nothing happens by chance. Every event in your life is planned; and is for your best interest. We all often get depressed and sometimes try to distract ourselves. I recommend these stories to anyone needing inspiration.

Each story is true and personally happened to me and my family. You will note that there are no names and it is all written in the first person. I wrote in this manner to conceal privacy and identities. My name is a pen name for the same purpose; however each of these stories really happened. Of course more stories are still happening and I actually miss writing them down and keeping track of some them, but perhaps I will make a sequel at a later date.

I am also working on another book titled A Living Miracle which is the story of my life. If you enjoyed this book you will enjoy the next book as well. I hope to have it out in the next twenty four months.

About the author

Daniella Schiber is a young, Jewish woman, born and living in Toronto, Canada. The book was started when she was approximately 22 years old while living with her mother and younger siblings. It was finished when she was 24 years old and in married. It was printed less than a year after the birth of her first child . At the time of publication she is a Professional, Self-employed Licensed Paralegal, Mediator and Commissioner of Oaths.

My Hashgacha stories

i.  At a point in time when we were living Canada, and were very tight on funds, my mother asked me if she could burrow some money. I told her that I had given her everything I had and all I had left was old USD, she said that was fine.

Ten minutes later on our way out the door my mother opened the door and there was an envelope sitting there. In the envelope was the exact amount of money she had asked for.

2. I had a client that had agreed that the day of his hearing he would pay me the$1,000 that he owed me. This was a large part of my budget. I was also receiving disability and a couple of months before that I had worked but they hadn't taken it off of my disability income. I wrote them a letter informing them about this and I didn’t expect any money for that month.

My monthly disability was $719. The day before the hearing I had received my disability money in the mail and I had meant to follow up