Halacha Yomis
November 02, 2024
A chassid gave a note of request to his Rabbi. He had written to ask G-d's help in breaking his evil impulse. The Rabbi replied: You want to break impulses? You will break your back and your hip, yet you will not break an impulse. But if you pray and learn and work in all seriousness, the evil in your impulses will vanish of itself.
How easy it is for a poor to depend on G-d! What else has he to depend on? And how hard it is for a rich man to depend on G-d! All his possessions call out to him: depend on us!
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