Unbelievable Idea - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

from Marshall and that is that there are many things in life when when we look around we see things that are unfair or we say it's unfair or I can't believe why is Hashem doing this to me. Hashem obviously doesn't know who I am, etc. And when it says that the that that it's perfection that Hashem is perfect everything is perfectly called Mishpat the whoever it's from he says it's equivalent to saying like this you have a man who comes from like the villages or wherever he comes from. He doesn't really know much he's not so intelligent and he walks through a tailor shop. It's the first time he's seeing a tailor in his life and this tailor is not standard tailor. He's like a custom made suit. You know what I mean? 48 buttons. He's like the custom guy the the the very very very top tailor in that city in that town whatever it is and he walks in and he sees along the wall there's a beautiful just gorgeous fabrics and different colors everything's on display and it's like wow this is gorgeous and it's all like perfect in a box anyways he takes it and he's sitting there and he sees the tailor take one of them takes a pair of scissors starts cutting everything cutting and everything's flying and lint and this and that and like the the the most beautiful fabric you just took and you start cutting and you're doing it in such a weird way this here this there you're putting a button here a button there uneven it's uneven what are you doing? And literally the man rushes to the tailor he rushes and says this is crazy this is not fair you don't realize what you have here look look how beautiful it's beautiful it's red purple and now you just like cut it it's on the floor now are you are you kidding what are you doing? And the tailor understood right away that there's a clearly something missing here >> [snorts] >> and he's like listen buddy you don't know this craft you're not familiar with this and it looks like I'm destroying the fabric it looks like it's not fair it looks like I'm this and that I'm cutting this side cutting that side cutting the person's life apart you know what I'm saying? But to a skilled tailor somebody who knows what he's doing every single cut is necessary and in time you're going to see that these random pieces and this random button is going to come on the most beautiful thing garment for the king. So what appears to be unnecessary damage was really an essential step towards what it was. And I think you could say the same thing like by surgeries. If you don't know anything about medical in the medical world and you walk into like a heart surgeon and all you see is a doctor just start cutting someone. And you're like >> [snorts] >> What are you doing? And he said huh why is he in there? Get him out of here right? All the bacteria get him out. Right? You're not going to understand of course not going to understand. Yeah you still you're getting stitches they're sticking a needle inside. Well what are you doing? If you don't know it you know so it's like I can't relate to such a muscle. But if you have no idea if you've never seen it before you see somebody just sticking somebody with a needle. Even a shot. What are you doing? Like why are you stabbing him with a piece of metal? When you don't realize when you don't see when there's tunnel vision when you momish don't realize and you don't understand which we cannot understand when it comes to the divine plan. So then yeah everything looks like it's messed up. But really every single piece every single thing is timing is perfect. Kiko the mishpat everything everything is perfection. And it's a very heartwarming idea especially before you go into judgment. Especially before Rosh Hashanah especially before Yom Kippur. It's just the the most amazing thing. Because it's like wow taka everything you you think he forgot about you? No he didn't forget about you. He didn't forget about anything. Even the little eggs of the little lice has to be taken care of. Little ant the little ant all those ants that are what everyone has to be fed. Everything has to be fed every leaf every every blade of grass everything. And is taking care of everything. So if you're going through whatever it is that you're going through which you are cuz you're going through it obviously. It's for a reason. I got this part of who's doing it don't think you've got to be you didn't. And not only does he see you he sees everything. He sees everything. And every single person that you're going to affect and every single person that's affected by what you're going through, it's also perfect. And this is what it means, "Kela mun avdein olam." "Tzaddik vi yashur hu." And these words are unbelievable.