There’s a powerful Midrash in Yalkut Shimoni that speaks directly to the way we view life, pain, and conflict. The Sifri there addresses the verse: “Banim atem laHashem Elokeichem, lo titgodidu”—“You are children of Hashem, your G-d; do not gash yourselves” (Devarim 14:1). Rashi explains that the
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