Destiny Hack - R. Eliyahu Maksumov - TorahAnytime.com

And many times when you do aid for other people, you actually save yourself from a lot of trouble. For example, if I decided to go with my friend to the hospital cuz he needed someone to go with to the hospital. In my life, I'm supposed to go to the hospital a certain amount of times because I went with my friend did for him by going to the hospital with him. Hash says, "I'll take that off the list. You're not to go to the hospital next time." So therefore, there's a certain power to helping other people. Hashem says, "Oh, now you did something nice for other people. Now in return, I'm going to do for you." And therefore, he's going to take it off the list of problems that you're supposed to have in your life. So think about it this way. Next time you have an opportunity to do a want to do the well, why do I have to now go out of my way for this person? Because anyway, at some point of your life, you're going to have to go out of your way. Now, you could go out of your way because of troubles, because of problems God's going to send you or you could go out of your way for and you get a mitzvah as a result. So, that really changes our entire perspective on altogether. When you have an opportunity to do, grab the opportunity because if not now, it'll come around later. Like we said, maybe you're going to go help this person in the hospital now, but you just save yourself from a trip to the hospital. And this goes according to everything you do. You help somebody else and financially giving them advice. And anyway you do, Hashem says, "Oh, well really you were supposed to go through some sort of trouble, but because you helped them and you get helped them get out of their trouble, I'll help you get out of your trouble as well." And that's the power of doing for other people. You're really in trid for