Repent Little by Little | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 92
How are you? Day 92 Paleo. It's today's Friday. Let's continue and finish up this section of Chov. We're talking about paying back debts either to humans or to the omnipresent Hakrish Barakud. Okay, Villachin Khaitinalibo, person who's a lay us to pay attention. He has to pay back his spiritual debt to fulfill Hashem's will, to repent in his ways, etc. He should do it ma'at ma'at little by little to the extent that he can. Before the right the agents of the heavenly court arrive and they they make their rounds of daitaito and they try to collect from the person the amount that he owes, either with his consent or without it. Umidas based in Hatsade Shemash, he has to have in mind the the way that the heavenly court works is that whenever a person offers willingly, he doesn't wait passively to do the Shuva, but he does so on his own, that even doing a small amount, it's considered a big deal. Um and he says, a mushol kiddin baal pikodun, like somebody who had a pikodun shame vlog, and he wanted to pay, didn't want to swear, be dina, makni the tash mechovish me above and feel free to look over there. Fine. Says the Palayoits. Um here's um an idea. Vine ani oni me a pauper, says the Palayoit, in I can save everybody. I'll be my I'll be my dikaimalan. He's telling us this trick for life. Palayoit is telling us a trick. Let's let's heed it, let's see what he says. Oiber Mutter onusu. There's a concept that if somebody thinks something is mutter and he goes ahead and transgresses it, it's a mistake, so it's like he acted out of ones, but in an unavoidable circumstance. Every person's path is right. Person always thinks he's doing the right thing, right? He's just in his ways, in his eyes. What emerges is that every time a person, every single sinner is like a person who thinks that what he's doing is actually permitted. Um, but in reality, he's just he's doing an unavoidable circumstance. He's really an onis, right? So kima'at Nimpsushiode, there, right? There's very few, it's very uncommon to find somebody who actually recognizes Hashem and says, okay, I'm going to rebel against God, right? And so he's trying to lighten the load a little bit here. This claim only helps for a person if he's a guy who judges people favorably, with the same claim. He's easygoing. Um, he he was willing to forego um certain rights. When a person does this, then Hashem will forego the strict letter of law towards uh towards him. Um and like Khazal say, the way the the matter and the same measure in which we judge others, that's how Hashem will judge us. When we judge others harshly, then Hashem can judge us harshly in turn, but when we learn to judge others in a favorable manner, then Hashem will judge us in a favorable way in a favorable way as well. Let's all be sure to pay our debts in time. And in in the matters of spirituality, let's uh pay Kodash Baruch back, let's do Teshuva. He wants us to return, um, and let's do it. Let's make it happen. Okay, Prince Hashem will pick up next week with a new topic called Hoser. Have a fantastic Shabbos, and uh I look forward to learning with you again.
