In this deeply moving episode, Linda Sadacka sits down with Tila Falic-Levi, a woman whose unique relationship with Hashem reveals a quiet, constant form of faith that many overlook.
Although Tila often says she doesn’t “do hitbodedut,” her daily life tells a different story. She speaks to Hashem throughout the day — in small moments, in acts of kindness, in private requests whispered after helping someone, and in the natural conversations. Her connection isn’t structured or scheduled; it’s lived.
During this conversation, Tila opens up about:
✨ A miracle she experienced with the Lubavitch Rebbe as a child
✨ How that moment shaped her lifelong emunah
✨ Her instinctive, ongoing conversations with Hashem
✨ The influence of her mother, who taught her to treat Hashem as a best friend
✨ The responsibility to “carry the torch” forward with courage and clarity
✨ Why every person’s relationship with Hashem is unique and should be treasured
This episode highlights a powerful truth:
There is no single way to connect with Hashem.
Some find Him through structured prayer.
Some through mitzvot.
Some through gratitude.
And some — like Tila — through constant, quiet dialogue woven into everyday life.
Listeners will walk away with a new understanding of what hitbodedut can look like and a deeper appreciation for the many forms that authentic spiritual connection can take.
Press play and let Tila Falic-Levi’s story illuminate the beauty of living with Hashem every day.
