0646 - Hora'os In Avodas Hashem from the Situation 02

00:01 The simple lesson that we could take from the concept that we're in now is, the Rambam says, taken from the Gemara, that a person should always look at the world as if it's even. And with one act, with one peula, we could tip the scale. If it's chas v'shalom, a negative peula, it'll tip the scale to bad. If it's a good peula, it will skip the-- t-tip the scale to good. So with one peula, you could bring, the Rambam says, a yeshua ba'atzlo with one deed, one act. The Rebbe always would say an act of ma'aseh or dibur or machshavah, action or speech or thought, we could tip the scale, and Rebbe-- and the Rambam says we'll bring a yeshua for the whole world, which means we could bring Mashiach with one peula. And this is a lesson that we take from here. This whole thing started that makes the whole world meshuga and shook up the whole world and is still shaking is from one peula. One person ate some bat or whatever he did, and from that he touched somebody else. Small thing. He probably gave somebody else a hand, shook his hand or whatever, or blew at him, said something to him or blew something at him, and that infected the second and that second the third, and with one act the whole world changed. And this tells us that we can see b'gashmius this idea that the Rambam says that we could with one act, it doesn't say a big act,

01:27 even a small act, that's what the Rebbe said many times, one act could change the whole world. And here we see it in this virus and we know that merubah mid'teivah mid'speronios, that good is greater than the bad. Whatever we find a certain thing in bad, in good the Gemara says it's five to a hundred times as much. So if by a bad thing one act could do something to make change the whole world, certainly a good act could bring Mashiach very soon.