The Kestenbaum Edition Tikkun to receive updates of new ArtScroll releases and special offers. Every time you see someone who is impatient, you have a heaven-sent opportunity to learn patience.
Impatience can look ridiculous.
At other times, you may look on in revulsion at a parent who is angrily screaming at a young child for moving too slowly. In your eyes this child is moving at an appropriate pace for his age and size. It is the impatient parent who has the problem. When you witness the ugliness of impatience, increase your resolve to master the beauty of patience. Being on the receiving end of someone else's impatience gives us a firsthand experience of what others experience if we are impatient with them.