Save Yourself From Punishment - R. Avi Wiesenfeld - TorahAnytime.com

Now, there's an interesting Gemara where the Gemara tells us in Shabbat 30 Zion and Aleph, where the Gemara says a kosher big shame him like a big goofy. Okay? A kosher big shame him like a big goofy. That means if a person accuses someone righteous incorrectly, he will be punished physically. A lot of people have questions, why am I getting this illness? Why am I getting this problem? Cuz I'll tell us sometimes, I'm not saying this is the reason, but this is one of the reasons. As I'll tell us, a kosher big shame him like a big goofy. When Moshe Rabbeinu told the Rabboni Shel Olam that the Yidden would not believe him, when the Rabboni Shel Olam said, "Moshe, go down to Mitzrayim. Go take Klal Yisrael out of Egypt." What did Moshe Rabbeinu say? Moshe Rabbeinu said, "They're not going to believe me." Moshe Rabbeinu was kosher big shame him on Klal Yisrael. And Hashem told him to put his hand into his robe, and he was punished with tzaraas. He was punished with tzaraas. When a person is kosher people big shame him, a person is kosher people that don't need to be suspected, and he unfortunately takes innocent people and judges them in the incorrect way, Chazal tell us you get a physical illness, whatever that may be. That's what Chazal tell us. A person also, Chazal tell us, will be also led to be in a stumbling block on a of an aveira, which is an amazing thing. Right? The Vilna Gaon says an amazing Vilna Gaon in Kesser Rosh in Orach Chaim Siman Kuf Yud Tes, that if a person has enemies, he should think in his heart that they're a total tzaddikim and judge them favorably. Says the Vilna Gaon that it is the greatest segulah for a person to love other people. Have others from people. Oh, maybe how do I get to love him? I don't get along with him. He's my this, he's my that. He does this to me, says this to me. I can't I don't like him. How do I get to love people? Says the Vilna Gaon an incredible eitzah Kesser Rosh, think of these people, these are the greatest sadikim. We don't know. Someone struggles. We don't understand.