Last Words Hit Hard | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 67
Alright Khhevra, we are back, day 67, Pela Yoit. Today is Thursday, and we are Shem going to continue and complete this section of Khaila. So here we go. Via dua mais rav shayra badam godal echat chayo noite lamos. There's this well-known story about a certain distinguished individual who was about to die. And in uh immediate suddenness, he got up from his bed and he said, Where's my tefill? And he got up, he put on, he asked for a tefillin, he put it on me as valah shovarafullah, and ultimately from that moment forward, he continued to improve in health and he regained a Rafushlema Vegila Sidoi. And after he recovered, he revealed the secret because when he was feeling faint from the illness, in his state of unconsciousness, he saw that he was being shown something. He was being shown from the heavenly courts. They were weighing his merits and his sins in front of him. The two sides were equal. And at that moment he found within him the strength to get up and move the scale to the tsad hatoy, to the tsad of merit. And ultimately that proved to be good for him, and he was revived from his sickness. Imagine if a person will hear such a thing, and he's able to muster up whatever strength he can. And for a person to do so, he should be able to give charity because charity saves from death. He reminisces about his father who was sick. Every day that he was sick, Palayoids is saying about his father that he would recite this prayer of Gailut Shwa Tushukasi, which is oh sorry, Khailut Tushukasi, which is a tfillah in Aidus Amizrah that said before Kol Nidre. Ushar Viduyyam and Tchunus Shell Yomekipuram, he would also say other confessions and supplications. Upalgi Mayor Duenov, he says about his father that tears would come down his face. He would shed tears. And a person saw this and he would improve Ashra Ash. He says about his father, that my father is fortunate and his portion is praiseworthy. From here we see that a person has to Davin at a time when misfortune befalls him. When a person is on his deathbed, he can he can and he should direct his children to follow in his ways to ensure that they follow in the ways of their Tara, Shahaz Devarv, Nishman, because at that moment the words that he says at this auspicious moment goes so deep. He says, the nature of it is that the children will listen to their father's final words more than they do the Asaras Adibras from Hashem. And uh the the person who's on their deathbed, he shouldn't hesitate or be nervous about giving directives to his children. Make your children feared, uh frightened. Right? It's like a difficult moment. A person's about to die. You could frighten the children. No, no, no, this is this is foolish. This isn't matters of death. This is matters of mechaimes and what a person says when he's deathly ill, what he says to his family members can be mekhaimes, it can instill life into them. A person doesn't know when his end will come. That's why a person should always do tshuva. Certainly, when a person is Mamush about to die, he has to act without delay. And somebody who lives with zealousness and acts immediately and does tshuva, he's going to earn a great reward. He was managed so close to the gates of death. And this will ensure that he doesn't go back to any um w ways of folly that he might have been involved in beforehand. Rather, he's gonna travel upon the path of the good people and listen to the ways of the righteous. May we all be Zaichhe to live healthy lives, long healthy lives. And um, we should Zaych be Zaich to experience the Gula speedily in our days, Mirta Shem. We'll pick up with a new topic, the topic of Hesed, tomorrow. All the best.
