10228 —יגיעה בלימוד תורה והשגת הצלחה

Effort in Torah Study and Achieving Success

ה'תשל"א
The Rebbe writes that true success in Torah study comes only through genuine effort. If one has not succeeded, it is because he did not truly exert himself, even if he is capable. The advice is to study with effort from now on, especially following his mentor's guidance.
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[ה'תשל"א]

שלום וברכה!

הובטחנו

יגעת

ומצאת, ולא יגעת ומצאת אל תאמין, ומה שלא הצליח (ככתבו) ע"ע – הוא מפני שלא

רצה

ביגיעה (אף

שבודאי

יכול הוא). ולכן העצה שעכ"פ מכאן ולהבא ילמוד באופן

דיגיעה

ואז יצליח.

בפרט סדר לימודיו – כעצת הר"מ שלו.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

We have been told: "Yagata u'Matzata" (If you have toiled and found [success]), and "Lo Yagata u'Matzata Al Ta'amin" (If you have not toiled and found [success], do not believe it). If something was not successful (literally), it is because one did not want to exert effort (even though he certainly can).

Therefore, the advice is that from now on, he should learn with effort, and then he will succeed. Especially, his study schedule should be as advised by his mentor.


Summary

The Rebbe teaches that true success in Torah study requires real effort. One should follow their mentor's guidance and commit to diligent learning in order to achieve meaningful results.

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