Rav Chaim Kachlon's TeShuva MIRACLE Story

1:35I don't know if I'm going to get this, but I need a wife. Hashem, you know, I also need to have good health. Hashem, no one else is going to give, I need money too. Hashem, I need this. That's why he just simply asked Hashem for a bunch of stuff. And he says himself, over 30 years later, before Teshuva, he says, everything I asked for He gave me. It's unbelievable. One time I talked to Hashem, I said, "Hashem, she's really sick. My neighbor is really sick. I hear her coughing. Please, please, Hashem, fix it." I said the next issue, okay. You're typing the thing. I simply talk to Hashem, or people called the eved beit David. But it was eved beit David before it became popular. Simple Joe. Hashem likes Simple Joe. But at the same time, Hashem has an amount of time He gives Joe to remain a Simple Joe. So, he talked to him and he talked to him, and he saw, and things come true. You would think that would naturally make a person, if he sees miracles, hopefully, he would do teshuva. What did I tell you yesterday? One of the primary lessons that we learned from the ten plagues is that miracles do not make people do teshuva.

2:56ואולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי, אולי And after the interview, it was about one o'clock in the afternoon, so you wouldn't say it's one o'clock in the morning, no, one o'clock in the afternoon. He's driving, and this athletic, extremely healthy person falls asleep at the wheel. Back then, they didn't have power steering, alarms, the car stops by itself as soon as you're off the road. None of that stuff existed back then. Back then, you were lucky if the car moved. Especially in Israel. power steering, all the mess. The car stops by itself as soon as you're off the road. None of those stop signs existed back then. Back then, you were lucky if the car moved. Especially in Israel. Remember, Israel is Israel, Israel, Israel...

4:10ein ein ein ein ein ein ein ein Elisht Onkar, Abbivittokar, Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana Ana. alayim, alayim, alayim, alayim, alayim, alayim, alayim.

5:36Amerika, eizeh tafasta. Eych ani magia lezeh? Eych ani magia letzairuti kol hazman? Ani choshev shehashiurim hem yoter lecha u'lecha. Eych ani magia letzairuti? Az... az achshav, HaRambam hu magia letzairuti. You're going to serve HaKadosh Baruch Hu. You're going to serve HaKadosh Baruch Hu. There's ways, there's how, there's who, there's when. And if HaKadosh Baruch Hu gives you miracles, gives you miracles, and you don't pay attention, He's going to have to up the ante. So my uncle, Rav Chaim, after he showed him a few miracles, and he didn't respond the way he was supposed to respond, he grew the difficulties more and more for my uncle, Rav Chaim, maybe to awaken him. Oseh avdi anti, hu gadal et od od od ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai ulai.

7:02אַשְׁאַי אַשְׁאַי אַשְׁאַי אַשְׁאַי אַשְׁאַי אַשְׁאַי Ze ech atah meyuchad. Ze lo kemo perforatziah, hei chaverim, haya tov lehar'ot etchem, ohev etchem, yesh lechem chag, yesh lechem chag. Rabbi Yehudah Petaya, Rabbi Yehudah Petaya, aleiv hashalom, bemeyuchad shelo, hu amar lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh hadebukim, lesameh. bi taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u taymai dai, da'u tay.

8:21It's not like the movies where the guy is a nice, old man, 99 years old, and he just goes to sleep after, you know, having his 99th birthday, and everybody shows up, and he gives everybody a hug, and says, "I love you, I love you," and everyone's great, and no one argues, and he goes to sleep, the old man, and he just goes to the next world quietly. No, no, it doesn't work that way. It doesn't work that way. דאף אולי יגיה - אף על פי שעשויים להגיע אולי, עדיין לדעת המיעוט אולי דברים. That everything you've done until now is completely meaningless. All the money, the this, the that. Like, your whole world becomes worth zero. Because this is it. That feeling is worse than death. Worse. It's mar mi-mavet. Rav Chaim says, I was in the car, rolling, I said, this is it. But eventually, it stopped.

9:49that everything you've done until now is completely meaningless. All the money, the this, the that. Like, your whole world becomes worth zero. Because this is it. That feeling is worse than death. Worse. It's mar mi'mavet. Rav Chaim says, I was in the car, rolling, I said, this is it. But eventually, it stopped. So I said, oh, so the helicopters are going to come. So the ambulance is going to come. So the people, the people are going to come. He rolled, he's everywhere. He says, I was waiting, waiting, and nobody came. No one came. So eventually he says, I had to fulfill the verse, "Im ein ani li, mili. Im ein ani li, mili. Im ein ani li, mili," which means, "If I am not for myself, who will be for me?" And he got himself out of the car, through the window. When he was standing next to the car, finally the people came. They're all looking at the demolished car. Demolished, demolished, looking, and everybody's crying. They're saying, "Wow, poor guy, what happened to him?" He thinks to himself, "Wow, poor guy," but he's scared. You can't even see it; nothing is left of him, nothing is left of him, the poor guy. Then he says, "No, I'm the guy."

11:15Understood I was in an obligation here. Understood something supernatural happened here. And I spoke to Hashem and said, you're not going to regret this. From that moment on, that's when the teshuva started. How many people have a miraculous event, but don't do teshuva? Many. Sadly many. Sadly many. I understood I was under an obligation here. I understood something supernatural happened here. And I spoke to Hashem and I said, You're not going to regret this. And from that moment on, that's when the teshuva started. How many people have a miraculous event, but don't do teshuva? Many. Sadly, many. Many.