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Fleeing the Wedding Fiasco | Rabbi David Pinto
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Shalom the story I want to tell you
today is one of the best story that I
saw how Hashem you give a reward to
people who do the best to keep their
eyes clean. It's not easy. Don't think I
have a white beard. Don't think I am a
tzaddik. I am a man like everybody, but
I do my best. There is no limit how much
you do your best. You cannot say you are
perfect. We live in a world that there
is no perfection. Impossible. But when
Hashem he see that you do the best, so
Hashem will help you.
I was supposing to be mesader kiddushin.
I made a condition with the family that
I want to sneak out. I don't want to go
to be mesader kiddushin and to see bad
pictures, to see things that I should
not that I cannot see. You know,
unfortunately, especially in that place
was a place very well known that there
is no sne'ot. Of course, the parents
they said that way it's going to be
religious wedding. You can come and he
promised me a big amount of money. But
the issue was a big amount. So, I did
all the trip from France to that place,
14 hours flying. Then I had to go to the
place where the wedding was supposing to
be.
When I arrived there,
it was terrible. Terrible, terrible. I
ran away.
I ran away.
Of course, the father of the chatan he
came, he told me, "Rabbi David, I'm
sorry, but please there is only you who
can do the chuppah. Don't everybody
everybody came for." Said, "No, I can't
stay. Not for the money you want to give
me. I will destroy my spiritual life.
No, I won't." There was another rabbi
there that did the chuppah.
When I went back to the hotel, I said to
myself, "David, you lost a big amount of
money, but you won your olam haba."
My friend, in that night, somebody that
he was invited to that wedding, when he
saw what happened, he came to my room.
He told me, "You did a big kiddush
Hashem. What you did, I'm going to
double you what the ba'al habayit was
supposing I know he was supposing to
give you X money, I want to give you
twice the money."
So, I won. I won the money and I won my
eyes.
So, my friend, do like me, you will win.