80.
Due to falsehoods, a person cannot improve his behavior.
81.
One who cannot annul his evil inclination through drawing it to the
hall of study should know that he is still in a state of wickedness.
82.
The Holy One – Blessed is He- desires the mitzvos
in which a person also does the will of people, more than those
mitzvos
which are matters between man and his Creator.
83.
It is better for a person to fulfill the mitzva
however much possible, than to abandon it altogether.
84.
Repairing the body comes before repairing the soul.
85.
One who cries and mourns over a kosher man is forgiven for all his
sins.
86.
It is a mitzva
to cause people to repent (alternate text: to warn people) regarding
every sin. If you fear that they will not listen to you, say your
words in the name of a different tzaddik, so that they will listen to
you.
87.
All who say Vayechulu
(Book of Bereshit,
Verse 2:1-3, which is customarily said as part of the prayers on the
Shabbat night) with intention, and pray with intention, the
Ministering Angels ask G-d to forgive them.
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