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What's Left After Anger?

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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[Music] The beram was not just water. This water was not just your typical water. When you drank this water, if you had a disease, no matter what it was, disease is gone. The mind would open up and the person would become a genius. And some 700 years ago there was a named Rabon also known as and he wrote a called in this he asks a question why do our women have the custom of getting water from the well on Shabbat. You see he says we have a tradition that the beer of Miriam was hidden bye in the and each Shabbat the women tried to go get the water from the and we have this tradition that actually is mentioned in the where there was one time a woman that uh went she had a sick husband and she went on Shabbat to go get the water, but she was delayed. One of her friends ran into her, started talking, chitchatting. You know, sometimes women like to talk. By the time she got home with water, her husband was so angry. Where you been? What's going on here? You don't care about me. See here, I'm sick. to such a point the says that he pushed the water out of her hand. It spilled everywhere and a little bit of it on him and he was full of all types of infections on his entire body. But everywhere that the water touched instantly healed as if he was a newborn baby. But the rest stayed the same because the water's gone. And on this we learn that due to his anger look how much he lost. An angry person all he has left in his hand of his after his anger is his anger.