
I Heard From Reb Shlomo…
A poor woman saved to have Kaddish said for her loved one and for others with no one. One day, a chance encounter at a bank reveals a surprising connection to her quiet acts of kindness.
A poor woman saved to have Kaddish said for her loved one and for others with no one. One day, a chance encounter at a bank reveals a surprising connection to her quiet acts of kindness.
Reb Zalman’s recounting of the Baal Shem Tov’s journey reveals a profound tale of sacrifice, destiny, and divine intervention, where a couple’s selfless act leads them to an unexpected fortune, embodying the mystic ideal that anyone can be the Holy One’s instrument for good.
In Ropchitz, Rabbi Naftali encounters a night watchman and, upon being asked whom he serves, is struck by the profoundness of the question, leading him to hire the watchman to constantly remind him of his service to God.
R’ Zalman tz’l teaches that a good maisa – a good story – is one where the heart surprises the mind.
Please feel free to use these stories in your teaching and in your holy conversations. I welcome your gentle comments.
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