The Missing Horses - R. Aharon Pessin - TorahAnytime.com

There was an old old man by theim that some people said that he was still. So all the ran over. He said, "Is it true? Did you see you serious?" He said, "Yes, yes, I saw him. Tell us all about it." So he said, "I was in business and I had my car, which was my horses at the time. And one morning I wake up and I want to go to business and the horses are no longer there. They were stolen. Don't know what to do." So they told me go to the go to my I went and he heard my story took out a piece of paper and a pen and he started drawing a map. He drew a map with the exact path and he told me follow this path all the way and the this is where your horses are. Wow. Okay. What do I have to lose? I took the map and I followed the path and I went all over and I got to that point and exactly where that sadic said that's where my horses were and the were like wow wow it's an open miracle you probably became a dieh hard and you didn't stop going to him since then right he said no no I did you ever go to him again no I never went to him again how is it possible you saw an open miracle in front of your eyes you saw a mu I don't know what to call it neva and you never went to him again. Why? So he said, I figured, you know, I was thinking about it. I said, why do I have to have a connection with a person who's friends with all the Gav in town? That's called avkuma, a crooked mind. In the Bal Mus asked why was a crooked mind created? And the answer is not in order to suspect. It was created in order to judge people favorably. Because sometimes you really need to stretch your imagination to be able to judge people favorably.