When we open up our hearts even as much as the size of a pin hole to serve Hashem , then Hashem will help us along by opening our hearts to the size of the entrance to the Ulam . While Rebbi Meir died someplace in Asia, he asked that he be buried in Eretz Yisroel. And so he lies buried on the shores of the Kinneret only a short distance from the city of Tveryah. It has become a worldwide custom to give tzedokah to kollelim in Eretz Yisroel in which people are immersed in Torah day and night and pray that in their great zchus one's prayers be answered. These tzedokos are called Rebbi Meir Ba'al Ha'nes.
Many people claim that they have been helped on account of it.
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