And he would wander the Jerusalem alleyways helping the homeless, sometimes even feeding the cats, virtually unknown, living in a world of his own. He was known as Reb Shlomke Zhviller, and one of the practices he had was to go to the mikvah, and he would immerse himself hundreds of times and amazing things would happen. And one day, he’s in the mikvah in the morning and he’s toiveling himself, and this guy is waiting to go in, and he lashes out at him “What’s this craziness? Why are you doing this? You’re stuffing up the whole mikvah, you’re taking up so much space, Get out of here.” Reb Shlomke comes out and he asks his gabbai – his attendant “who’s that guy who was just yelling?” The gabbai didn’t want to say, he was afraid maybe the Tzaddik was going to be angry and something bad might happen to him. Reb Shlomke insisted, he said “Who was that guy?” Finally he tells him. He quickly ran over to this guy’s house, he pulls out all the money he has and pushes it under the door. A day later he meets the same guy, and he says “Rebbi, Rebbi, wow, Shalom Aleichem, so good to see you." And Reb Shlomke tells the attendant a bit later, he says “You see, when a Jew is in pain he starts yelling." The next time somebody yells at us, screams at us, somebody is mad at us, realize he’s not mad at you, he’s just in pain, and we just need to reach that root of pain and help him heal it together… Today. Rabbi Shimon Semp, Rosh Yeshiva Talpios inspires through bringing Jewish spiritual concepts, with Chassidic Torah teachings down to earth. Collecting anecdotes, sayings and Divrei Torah from Chabad, Breslav and other Hasidic masters and Rebbes. Listen and get inspired. Subscribe, Like, Share, write us a comment, and stay tuned for more! YouTube Channel: https://goo.gl/Gaxm1v Twitter: https://twitter.com/torahspark Google+ https://goo.gl/dfZ1c0 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/torah.spark