From Hebrew, I saw what he wrote in his sermons Parashat Lech Lech, that he saw in the book of one saint, that the righteous man who sacrifices his soul
for the holiness of God and sanctifies God by his death, does not feel any pain or sorrow at that time. Here is the matter explained in the book of Tashbet (C. Tetu) , in this language: The late Maharam says, when a person makes up his mind to sanctify God and dedicate his soul to God’s sanctification, everything that is done to him at his death, stoning, burning, hanging, is Nothing hurts him. And as it is written in Proverbs (23, [la]) I was not sick with lemons and I did not know, that is, when I was sick, my pimples did not hurt me, etc. moth. And so it is in the book of Yosef Umatz Yozepa (C. Tefav) . moth.  

And I conclude with a blessing, may God’s desire in his hand succeed in enlarging the Torah and
ennobling the multitudes, and may his springs overflow to bring Israel closer to their quarry in pleasant ways, and wherever he turns he may be wise and successful, with much happiness, wealth, honor, and all goodness.  

In the blessing of the Torah 

Ovadia Yosef