0491 - Every Little Bit Adds To a Bigger Sum Doesn't Apply with Klipa

00:01 There was a person who became a Lubavitcher Hasid, and in the neighborhood that he lived, there were certain people who made him problems because of him becoming a Lubavitcher. And he couldn't take it anymore. So he told me, he wrote to the Rebbe that they're doing all kinds of problems. They're making all kinds of tzaros. And he wrote to the Rebbe saying that even though each thing separately they do is not the most terrible thing, the worst thing, but so many things that they do that they all add up to big tzaros. And he used the term that the Gemara uses concerning Tzadok. It says that kol pruto pruto m'tzaref l'chesbon gadol. That every pruto, so to speak, every penny, so they all add up to one big cheshbon. So he used that loshon here too, that all the tzaros that they do to him, the different individual tzaros they do to him add up and they make a big tzarah, and he doesn't know what to do. So he says that the Rebbe answered him that we cannot apply the concept of kol pruto pruto m'tzaref l'chesbon gadol in this inyan because this shows the inyan of agdas, that all little things join together agdas and they make up a big cheshbon. But that's only done by kedusha. In yoni from klipa, there is no agdas. We know by klipa there is no agdas. And therefore, each one is considered an individual separate thing, and you can't look at them as they all join

01:21 together. So he said to me, "You see, by the Rebbe, everything had to do with Torah. And since al pi Torah, they don't join together, so the Rebbe looked at it and he said, 'So don't take it all as one big tzarah. They're each one separate, and separately they're not such big tzaros, and therefore it's easier to take.'"