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                                   Chafetz Chayim    הרימשה תבוח סרטנוק  ."ירִָבְדּ לַע דרֵָחְו ַחוּר הֵכְנוּ  .תֵעָה הָּתוֹאְבּ םיִבָנַּגּ וֹל וּנְמַּדְּזִנ אלֹ  him- Shalom, peace to you as you come in. (Quoted up until this point).  bread and wine,” he pre-empts this soul and approaches him and says to   meaning, the Heavenly C
                              Kuntres Chovat HaShemirah                                                              הרימשה תבוח סרטנוק
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               validating his repentance with his actions, saying the words of                     ,ךְֶלֶמַּה רַצוֹא רֵמוֹשׁ תַמְגדְֻו .םָתרָיִמְשִּׁמ וֹתְּעַדּ ַחיִסַּי אלֶֹּשׁ .ד
               the Vidduy is meaningless.  And so my brothers, my dear friends,
               let us begin and work with all of our strength for the sake of                      אלֹ ןִידֲַע םָשֶּׁשׁ ,וּנֶּמִּמ רֵתוֹיְו .רָצוֹאָה לַע וֹבִּלְו ויָניֵע לָכֶּשׁ
               the honor of Hashem Yitbarach and His Torah to remedy this                          ןיֵאֶשּׁ הַמ ,וֹביִבְס םידְִמוֹעָה םיִבָנַּגּ הֶאוֹר וֹניֵאְו ,קֵזֶּה וֹל הָיָה
               profoundly serious sin, a sin which brought on the destruction of
               our Beit HaMikdash and caused our expulsion from our land (a                        ,םיִבָנַּגַּהֶשׁ ,הָתַּע דַע םַגּ ברַ קֵזֶּה וֹל הָיָה יאַדַּוְבֶּשׁ ,הֶזָבּ ןֵכּ
               sin that has kept us in Galut for nearly 2,000 years).  (One who                    הֵבּרְַה וּבְנָגּ ,דוֹבָכַּהְו הָוֲאַתַּהְו הָאְנִקַּה :ויָחוּלְשׁוּ רֶצֵיַּה םֵהְו
               carefully studies the Haftarah of Tisha B’Av will realize that even
               in the time of the first Beit HaMikdash these sins also caused                      וֹביִבְס דֹאְמ תרֶדֶוֹח ןִיַעְבּ םָלֻּכּ םידְִמוֹע הָתַּע םַגְו .וֹמרְַכִּמ
               the arousal of the Attribute of Strict (unmerciful) Justice directed
               against the Jewish people and the subsequent destruction of our                     לַלְכִבּ הֶז ןיֵאֶשׁ ,הָיָעְטַהְבּ ןֵה .וּלְכוּיֶּשּׁ הַמ לָכּ וֹמרְַכִּמ ףֹטֲחַל
               Beit HaMikdash and exile).                                                          ברָֹעְמַה אוּה אוּהְו .םִיַמָשׁ םֵשְׁל אוּהֶשׁ ןֵהְו ,םירִָבְדּ הרָָשֲׂעָה
               As we begin to correct this quality in ourselves, most certainly                    ךְירִָצ  הָמַּכּ  ,ךָיֶנָיְנִע  לָכְבּ  ךְָמִּע  ףֵתַּתְּשִׁמַּהְו  ,ךֲָחוּר  גֶזֶמְבּ
               Hashem Yitbarach will help us to always behave in this way, as                      אלֶֹּשׁ אָבַּהְלוּ ןאָכִּמ םיִנָפּ לָכּ לַע בֵטיֵה רֵמָשִּׁהְלוּ קֵזַּחְתִהְל
               Chazal have taught that one who attempts to purify himself will
               receive Heaven’s assistance to achieve that goal (Gemara Yomah                                           .וֹנוֹשְׁלִבּ לֵשָׁכִּי
               38b).  In so doing, most certainly his behavior will motivate other
               people to behave in that same way and arouse Heaven’s mercy                         הֶלֵּא ירַָבְדּ תֶא םֶתְּמַשְׂו" :)ח"י א"י םירִָבְדּ( רֵמוֹאֶשׁ תֵעְבּ .ה
               for the sake of His people and His Torah.
                                                                                                   לֵבּקְַמֶּשׁ ןֵנוֹבְּתִי ,תוְֹצִמַּה לֹע תַלָבּקַ אוּהֶשׁ ,"םֶכְבַבְל לַע
               Truthfully,  I  have  something  incredible  (to  say).    Shelomo
               HaMelech  writes  in  Mishle  (2:4)  “If  you  will  look  for  it  as              ןיִיוּלְתֶּשׁ ,ןיִשֲׂעָהְו ןיִואָלַּה לַע םַגּ רֹבֲעַל אלֶֹּשׁ ,וֹמְצַע לַע
               you search for silver (money).”  Implicit in this teaching is our                    .ךְרַָבְּתִי 'ה ירְֵבִדּ םֵה םָלֻּכּ יִכּ ,הָבָשֲׁחַמַּהְו רוּבִּדַּה קֶלֵחְבּ
               obligation to behave in our fear of Hashem as we behave towards
               money.  It is known that in matters of money, if one becomes
               aware of a deal that will greatly enrich him by millions of rubles,                 וּלֵּאְל תוֹכָיַּשַּׁה תוֹכָלֲהַה דוּמִּלְל םוֹי לָכְבּ ןַמְז ַע ֹּבקְִל .ו
               this  person  will  find  no  rest  and  will  not  stay  quiet  until  he          רָסוּמַּבּ ןֵכְו ,לֵשָׁכִּהְל םָדָאָה יוּצָמ ןֶהָבּ יִכּ ,םירִָבְדּ הרָָשֲׂעָה
               achieves his goal.
                                                                                                                         .םֶהָל ךְָיַּשַּׁה
               In the realm of spirituality there is also a great and holy endeavor,
               and by virtue of this effort one can return the Shehchinah to its
               place  (as  Chazal  have  taught  (Devarim  Rabbah,  perashat  Ki                   םִע  רֵבּדְַל  וֹתיֵבְבּ  וֹתְּבִשְׁבּ  וּלִּפֲא  אוּה  הרָיִמְשַּׁה  ןַיְנִע  .ז
               Teh’tzeh), that because of the sin of Lashon Hara, the Shehchinah                     .ןיִדַּה דַצִּמ רָתֻּמ אוּהֶשׁ רָבָדּ אלֹ םִא ,יִמ תוֹדוֹא וֹתְּשִׁא
               has removed itself from Israel), re-build the Beit HaMikdash and
               return the Jewish people back to their land.  This is the greatest
               enrichment by far in the entire world, yet there are none who turn
               towards this task to achieve it and its remedy.                                     33.  Please see Sefer Shemirat HaLashon in English translation entitled Mazal
                                                                                                      Elul (distributed by Feldheim Publishers, 5766).




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