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The Baal Shem Tov teaches that every life consists of 42 journeys, mirroring the 42 journeys of the Children of Israel in the desert. Some of these journeys may seem pleasant, others less so. One must dig deeper and deeper to uncover their purpose and the goodness within them. – Lubavitcher Rebbe