Peace of Mind | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 151

Akutun Rosh Khadesh, I hope everybody is doing fantastic. We are going to continue with the os Yud, letter Yud, and a new topic today, Yush Vadas Peace of Mind. Says the Haligapalayoids. Yeshbadasu wahrsecter valah, voidah sashemisbarh. Peace of mind is something extremely vital for dedication to Torah study and to properly serve Hashem. Especially us in our generation, who it's hard to have control over our hearts. Dai Lonu, Tyrdo Kodu, Lahatridenu meavo Sashamisbarak, Even a small amount of preoccupation in other matters, it's enough to distract us from properly serving Hashem and having a focus. Therefore, a person has to seek to have this peace of mind. And he has to run away from this what's called Pizar Anefesh, which means to be unsettled. Well, he explains what it is actually. It's talking about things where his money is spread out, he has this investment and that investment, and he's all over the place. Vitoiv Pas Khivishava Pas of Vlietas Ale Vitarpa Tadir. A person has to remember what it says in Mishlay. Better a dry piece of bread with peace in it and without unsettled heart um and constant anxiety and pain. So better to earn a little bit less money, but to actually have manukas and naffashivada. A person um who is unsuccessful in one town, He should move to a different town to change his fortune in order to find serenity. and to seek the tranquility that's going to help him out in serving a shen properly. And if he has to do something in order to achieve this peace of mind, he should hurry and perform it quickly. Yafasha achas kaidem, the sooner the better. Khilofanos libo me tier dozoo in order to free his heart from any um other distraction, Shahi allove tierda achas psu phusa, so that he will have one less thing to worry about. The Khaitovla Gaveshakoldavish Rita Luskar Bane Me Ledishmaya. Another piece of advice, says the Paleoites, is that if a person should recall anything that's related, matters that are pertaining to heaven, like spiritual things, bein memile da'alma, or rather, or even physical things. Meaning, whatever it is that you're doing, take a vieushum, bichov, write something down, record it in writing for a remembrance. That way, um, you know, it's gonna accumulate in your mind, then you're gonna start to forget things, and that itself will create tear dust. So if you recall something, whether it's in your business, whether it's in um your your um spiritual life, whatever it is that you're doing, take it time to write things down so you're not gonna forget it. You take it off, your mind will be more at ease. Shak even shikash of lo yeshato. Because now that you writ wrote it down on paper, you're not gonna go, you're not gonna forget about it. Um you know, personally, I I've been implementing this uh, you know, for for a while. It's something that I know actually works, it's beneficial. That's one of the reasons why I try to always keep a pen and paper in my in my jack in my jacket. Because you never know if you have a thought of Machava, I don't know, Khirish, whatever it is. Uh what if you uh you know if your phone, you don't have the just you have a piece of paper and a pen. Just write it down. You take it out from there and put it on the paper, it actually makes you have it it actually works. Um so wishing you all the best. We should know tomorrow pick up with this topic, the Hein Emma, continuing in this section of Ishdaas. Wishing you a wonderful rest of your day. And I couldn't show