The Blind Girl Who Regained Her Sight | Rabbi Haim Pinto of Casablanca

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Shalom u'veracha. We wish you well. A beautiful story happened. I was in Morocco 20 years ago. There was an old lady. She told me a beautiful story. That when she was a baby with her sister, she had a sister, she was blind. And one day, that story happened about 100 years ago. And uh they were with the mother on Thursday shopping for Shabbat. And they saw Rabbi Hayyim Pinto, my grandfather, walking in the street of the Mellah of Casablanca. He's buried in Casablanca, of course. And the mother, she thought that she should go and get a bracha from the tzaddik. And they went to get a bracha and Rabbi Hayyim Pinto blessed them, and he blessed the blind girl. And he told her, "Who's going to marry you like that?" So, b'ezrat Hashem, I bless you that

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1. 0:05Shalom u'veracha. We wish you well. A beautiful story happened. I was in Morocco 20 years…
2. 0:36And they saw Rabbi Hayyim Pinto, my grandfather, walking in the street of the Mellah of…
3. 1:07tomorrow, Friday, with the zechut of Shabbat, you will see. Okay. And on Friday, the blind…
4. 1:40This is the blessing of Rabbi Hayyim Pinto that he said that you will see before…
5. 2:10they said, "Rabbi Rabbi, look look look on the tree there is a cat." And she…
6. 2:43>> There is a cat. It's incredible. This is not a coincidence. I'm talking about the…
7. 3:16I'm 76 year old. I always go to Morocco to the cave of my grandfather. I…

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