Rabbi Bentzion Groner and his wife Rochel were on their way back from a trip to Israel when they found themselves in the right1 at the right time.
One hour into the eight-hour connecting flight from Europe，a young boy with autism（自闭症） suddenly had a serious2 . Plane passengers kept quiet as the little guy continued 3 his sadness，but it was clear that everyone was on4 .
It just so5 that the Groners run an organization called ZABS Place，a shop and employment training center for young adults with6 . About 15 minutes later，Rochel walked over to the parents and asked if she could7 .
Rochel reached out her hand，which the boy8 ，and then took him to the bulkhead （舱壁） where she spent the next few hours9 and playing with him.
The Groners believe that the recipe for a10 is very simple indeed. All you need is a heart full of love and a（n）11 hand for any wonderful thing to happen. And that12 proved true on that day.
According to their Facebook post，most passengers on the flight watched in13 while Rochel effortlessly comforted the young child who seemed14 . At last，the child returned to normal and his parents thanked the Groners over and over again.
Her example just goes to15 ，you never know how far the ripples of your. kindness will go.
