7451 —סליחה, הימנעות מטינה, ואחדות בין יהודים

Forgiveness, Avoiding Grudges, and Unity Among Jews

ו' תשרי תשכ"א
The Rebbe writes that even those who have been wronged must be careful to fulfill G-d's mitzvos with extra care and remove any trace of resentment from their hearts. True unity among Jews brings about great blessings and spiritual elevation.
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שלום וברכה!

[ו' תשרי תשכ"א]

ע"פ הוראות רז"ל הידועות בנוגע לזה שע"י נגרם תקלה לחבירו, ובפרט ע"פ המבואר באגה"ק סי' כ"ה, הרי גם אלו הנעלבים, עליהם לקבל ע"ע זהירות והידור במצות ה', ופשיטא לשרש ולעקור כל טינא בלב ח"ו וח"ו, וכמ"ש בפרשת שבוע זה, אשר כשיחד שבטי ישראל - מביאים להתאסף ראשי עם, ופועלים אשר - ויהי בישורון מלך, וכמבואר בלקו"ת גודל המעלה כשבנ"י הם בבחי' ישורון.

נדפסה בלקו"ש חכ"ד ע' 598.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

According to the well-known instructions of our Sages regarding one who has caused harm to another, and especially as explained in Iggeres HaKodesh section 25, even those who have been wronged must accept upon themselves extra care and enhancement in fulfilling the mitzvos of G‑d. Certainly, they must uproot and remove any trace of resentment from their hearts, G‑d forbid. As it is written in this week's Torah portion, when the tribes of Israel are united, they bring together the leaders of the nation and cause "Va'yehi B'Yeshurun Melech" (and there was a king in Yeshurun), as explained in Likkutei Torah about the great virtue when the Jewish people are in the state of Yeshurun.


Summary

The Rebbe teaches that true forgiveness means not only refraining from retaliation but also removing all resentment from one's heart. Through unity and harmony among Jews, we merit great spiritual blessings.

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