An
unforeseen chain of events is triggered with a simple act of kindness. Consider the following scenario: Upon
arriving at the crowded grocery store parking lot, the closest spot opens up
just as you are passing by. With a surge
of excitement, you flick on the turning signal to indicate your "new
claimed territory". Before pulling
in, you check the rear-view mirror and take notice of the driver behind
you. "Maybe she's in a rush?" Foregoing
the victory, you continue in your search – a small price to pay to make
someone's day. Approaching the checkout line with soda and chips in hand, the
man in front of you with an overflowing cart notices you. "Maybe he's in a
rush?" the man considers, and kindly insists that you take your turn
first. This is no coincidence. Very often, Hashem allows us to be a
benefactor of our own kind ways, in ways we could not have imagined.
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