Kefitzat Haderech
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Israeli wrir who won the 1966 for literature, incorporates this phenomenon into some of his plots. In an Agnon story based on one of the above-mentioned Hasidic folktales, a righteous rabbi is given the gift of kfitzat haderech and uses it to "jump" into the treasuries of the Empire, take sacks full of newly-minted gold coins, and jump back to his , unnoticed by anybody. He uses the money to help poor or persecuted Jews, and the story implies that the power would be…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Israeli wrir who won the 1966 for literature, incorporates this phenomenon into some of his plots. In an Agnon story based on one of the above-mentioned Hasidic folktales, a righteous rabbi is given the gift of kfitzat haderech and uses it to "jump" into the treasuries of the Empire, take sacks full of newly-minted gold coins, and jump back to his , unnoticed by anybody. He uses the money to help poor or persecuted Jews, and the story implies that the power would be taken away should he take any of the gold to himself. Later, when the Emperor plans to make decrees harmful to the Jews, the Rabbi uses his power of kfitzat haderech in order to jump into the audience chamber and beat the Emperor with his stick - being visible (and tangible) to the Emperor himself but invisible to his councillors and guards.