Encouraging Others To Do Good | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 65
Hey everybody, welcome back. Hello Yoid's Day 65. We are in the middle of the section of Chola about how to care for the sick. Here we go. Uma toiv, um, we mentioned that Kleusrao Bar Hashemiza that we have groups of people, organizations that care for the ill. And so the Paleoid says that it's good for them, this group, to do the following. They should make like a lottery, meaning they should designate two of their members to visit a sick person each day. That way, the sick person will always have somebody there, and this should be something that's set in place. It should be so um important that they should reinforce it by putting a knas in place that they'll have to pay money if um nobody goes to visit. In this way, they'll bring merit to the masses, hasiskafu. Because without doing this, without a focus effort, the Tahara is gonna come up with all types of uh arguments and ways and schemes. And he's not gonna allow us to perform this incredibly great mitzah. So too the members of this organization. They should also be able to provide for that which the ill person is lacking, or at least they could organize a way to get in, to bring in the funds to pay for what needs to be done. They should do whatever is necessary to facilitate the sick person's healing and to renew his health. Don't think what you mean it's just one person, what's the big deal? No, no, no. Khazal tell us explicitly, explicitly, somebody who pervert preserves a single life, it's like he saved an entire world. Every person, imagine if you viewed yourself as an illum malay. I mean, the things we would do would be unbelievable. Another aspect um that about instructing the sick person in particular. So too, other mitzvus, again, if if the ill person is able to do them, then a person should guide them to do such. For example, kigo in tfilo, tithus and these mitzvos, the chobikus aneno sphere saimer, these mitzvos as well, the khadaima, the loimer emo seider vido if a person's end seems near to do vidoi with them, will sadfila kitselfima sho adam, and to prepare a short tfila for them, Ullas Kirish Sadr Nonov, a person has to remind the a person the person who's taking care of a deathly ill person, Loalenu, he should ensure that they're care that he they're taking care of all um anything he's owed or anything he owes to other people. Es mi chhaev umi chhaevlo, who owes him and who is chaiev to pay. Zeil chesed godol email. This isn't a tremendously great kindness that you could perform um for the sick person. Nav shalochia, you're gonna give him renewed life. The garnler of you might actually cause him to have healing. Umitsuzum would tell us a Talmide Chamim, these obligations of encouraging the ill in in particular rest upon the Talmide Khachamim of the city. Because they possess the right, they know how to talk, they know how to say the inspiring words that will be necessary for the person to then go ahead and do what they need to do. It's such an important mitza and it's such a great opportunity. Uh these um Tamil Khacham of this city should grab hold of this precious mitzah of caring for the sick with both of their hands, because somebody who aids a person to acquire life in the next world, so it's go it's going to bring great kindness and good upon himself. And especially at this time when a person is low lainu at the end of his life, he's he needs to be humbled, and these tamichakama can inspire the person to get into that right zone, that frame of mind. Because he's afflicted, so he'll be able to humble himself. And his repentance will bear fruit, the goddow hama'assah, and this will be to that great Torah scholar's credit because he is enabling this ill person to do good, and anytime a person enables someone else to do good, then both of you end up getting credit, and it's an amazing zachus for everybody. Wishing you an amazing rest of your day and all the best, Hatslacharabah, or continue with the sham with the Pelioid journey tomorrow. All the best.