Tesuvá something big that preceded the world

The Creator is distressed by our hopelessness and sadness, but not by our failures or falls.

This world was made so that falling would be easy, temptations and distractions abound around us, and within us there is a "madman" The yetzer hara (the evil instinct) that is always ready to strike at any moment, therefore it is no wonder that we fall again and again.
"But the Blessed Creator! He does not observe his creatures scrupulously with anger"
(Zara 3A)

When the Wise Men say that "Teshuvah is something great and preceded the creation of the world" (Bereshit Rabbah 1-5) They want to imply that the possibility of escaping from sin and error was provided within the very plan of Creation.

But along with the traps of this world, the Eternal One created in His infinite Goodness everything necessary for us to "Return"
But if we despair and fall into depression, we are drawing a black curtain over the very goodness of the Eternal.

(Excerpts from the book Under the Table)

Therefore, always avoid sadness and depression; instead, seek joy for any reason, as we will always find more than one reason in our lives.
There is no "only bad," no matter how difficult the test may seem, you will always have several good reasons to encourage yourself and thank the Eternal.

(Teshuva means: Repentance - Return to the Creator)

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