0708 - Don't Mix into Hashem's Things

00:02 Someone told me that his wife miscarried a few times. So when she was expecting again, it was not only that the baby was in danger, but she herself was also in danger. So he went over to the Rebbe, I think by the door of the Rebbe, I don't know exactly, to ask for a brocha that she should not miscarry. So the Rebbe answered him, "Ze ved zein gezunt. She will be healthy." So he said to the Rebbe that he's asking for a brocha that they both should be healthy. The baby should be healthy and she should be healthy. So the Rebbe said these strange words, but that's what he said, "Vos misht du zikh in de Meibish's inyonim?" Why are you getting involved in Hashem's things? In other words, he gave him a brocha, she should be healthy. For the baby, in other words, he referred to it that you don't get mixed into Deibish's things. And when he left, walked away from the Rebbe, the Rebbe said again to him, "Ze ved zein gezunt. She will be healthy." And that's how it was. She miscarried, but she was healthy. So obviously, the Rebbe saw that this is not something that he could help for whatever reason that she should not miscarry, but he gave a brocha and that she came out healthy.