It is all right to feel disappointed when plans fall through. Attend to safety and the necessary response first, then check the available alternatives. You may later find a small advantage, but you do not have to believe every difficulty has a good reason.
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While acknowledging my disappointment, what safe alternative can I secure now?
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In Berakhot 60b:12–61a:1, Rabbi Akiva loses lodging, light and animals, then interprets his later escape from danger in religious terms. This fictional meeting-room change draws on not deciding the ending from an immediate inconvenience. Jin, Ara, the building and all dialogue are invented. The animals' deaths and invasion are not reenacted, and the story does not claim that every disaster must end well or that those harmed must stay positive.
