620 —הרגשת ירידה רוחנית והצורך בפעולה

Perceived Spiritual Descent and the Need for Action

ב"ה, ערב חג השבועות, ה'תש"י
The Rebbe addresses the writer's feelings of spiritual descent, explaining that no matter how great one perceives their fall, it cannot compare to the descent described in 'Anochi Ered Imcha Mitzrayma.' He emphasizes that taking action is far easier than one imagines.
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ב"ה, ערב חג השבועות, ה'תש"י

שלום וברכה!

עד כמה שמצייר לעצמו גודל ירידתו, במכתבו אלי, הוא באין ערוך לירידת אנכי ארד עמך מצרימה ולכל הגליות. איז וואס נעמט מען זיך איבער. - מען דארף עפעס טאן דערצו - איז א סך גלייכער...

מהעתקה.

B"H, Eve of Shavuot, 5710.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

No matter how much you imagine your own spiritual descent, as you describe in your letter to me, it is incomparable to the descent of 'Anochi Ered Imcha Mitzrayma' ("I Myself will go down with you to Egypt") and all the exiles. If one takes something upon themselves but does not act on it—one must actually do something about it—then things become much easier.


Summary

The Rebbe teaches that no matter how low we feel we have fallen spiritually, true progress comes from taking concrete action rather than simply resolving to improve. Action makes overcoming challenges much more attainable.

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