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Pron says a story from one of the
greatest maid in the past 100 years. His
name was Golinsky. Bianca Golinsky
on a var tells the following story. One
that we should never ever forget.
There was once a couple. We'll call them
the Schwarz couple. And they lived in a
community where there was a Kiev
organization. K is where people bring in
that they're not religious and they help
them out to become from they have them
for shabas they have them for yiff they
have them for me and they try to show
them the warmth the beauty of kkite so
the schwarzes went over they they
approached this curve of organization
and they said do you have a family that
you can send us that we can have ashba
that we can inspire that we can
hopefully be m bring them tokai
and they said okay we're going to give
it some thought and they sent them Dr.
and Mrs.
Klein. We'll call them the Kleins.
The clients came over to the Schwarzes.
Dr. Klein and his wife, they weren't
from and they came over to the
Schwarzes. Every few months they would
come over once they came over another
chabist. They came over three times and
every time they were getting so
inspired. They love the mirror. They
love the singing. They love the warmth,
the kdish, the delicious kala soup and
fish. Soishmaki. really feeling the
beauty of Chabas. The fourth time that
Dr. Klein and his wife came, they
started feeling close to the Schwarzes.
And the Schwarzes after the Shabas, they
said, "Thank you so much for coming."
They walked them out to the street. They
escort, they escorted them.
And the Schwarzes couldn't believe what
they saw.
They saw the doctor and Mrs. Klein were
flagging down a taxi
and they said, "How could this be? We're
trying to be mire of them. It's already
been four times where we already had
them. We're supposed to and they're
taking a taxi in front of our face.
They're flagging out a taxi on Chabis.
This is terrible. And immediately
they got on the phone. They called up
the CV organization. They said, "These
are nice people, but obviously we're not
we're not connecting. We're not speaking
the same language. We're not having them
anymore." Okay, fine.
A year later,
the Schwarzes
that were bringing in the clients, they
get a call from the cube organization.
Hi, who is this? It's us. It's Rabbi so
and so from the cube organization. We
have a request for you. The client's
doctor, Mrs. Klein that used to come to
your house. The doctor passed away. He
died. And Mrs. Klein is very sad. She's
sitting alone. She doesn't have her
husband. It would be a tremendous
opportunity if you go and become Alb.
You can go and sit with Mrs. Klein. He
said, "Okay, fine." They went down even
though they weren't connected anymore.
It's been so long since they were there
for Shabas and they went down and they
were smooing and
Mrs. Klein
said to the Schwarz, "I just want to let
you know it was so sad cuz the last time
we came to Shabas, it was really sad.
We we that time we made it, but recently
a few this this past week, my husband
didn't make it." And they're thinking,
"What do you mean this time and last
time and made it? Didn't make it." And
they said, "Can could you explain what
you mean?" And they said, "Well, the
last time we came to your house for
Shabas,
my husband's a doctor, Dr. Klein, a very
well-known doctor." And he started
feeling his heart racing and beating
really fast and he was getting very
nervous. And immediately he said, "Let's
flag down a taxi." Cuz he realized he
was having a heart attack. and Barem in
the nick of time they're able to jump
into the taxi, get to the hospital, and
they're able to bring him back to
health. But this past week,
unfortunately, the husband had another
heart attack and he passed away. And
right then and there, the Schwarzes
realized what a big mistake they made.
They called the Cub organization and
they said, "We're not connecting and
they're not for us and they're
disrespectful that they jumped into a
taxi after the suda shabas on Friday
night, but little did they know that he
was Dr. Clown was having a heart attack
and he needed to be rushed to the
hospital and save his life and the
opportunities that they could have had
of Ashbah for a whole another year of
having the fash and trying harder. They
lost all that and Dr. Klein died for us.
You always have to remember how
important it is even if we can't imagine
what could it possibly be.
Mission always tells us have done
always judge your friend favorably.
Always give the benefit of doubt. And
even when it looks like we say how never
forget Hashem says don't judge your
friend until you're in his place. And we
can never know what someone else is
going through, what else is happening in
someone else's life. And we always have
to remember
let Hashem be the judge and we judge our
friend favorably. I want to do
everything else.
