The Smallest Chessed - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

you can't fix somebody's problems, but you can answer an email or can you respond to them and you could smile to them. You could say, "You should know. It's very good to see you or you give some sympathy or whatever the case is. A little bit of don't think it's nothing. A little bit of kindness. Don't think it's nothing. It's everything. And more than everything, it's recorded forever." That's the idea over here. He did not have to do this. The was fine, but he did it anyways because that little bit of is is a good thing. It's a positive thing. And we're supposed to that's the idea. So whenever you could turn yourself into a vessel of of kindness and do a little bit for somebody else that makes a big that's a big difference and it's a very good thing and I think that's a big lesson here wherever you are in life however you could help somebody go to visit somebody be nice to somebody in school say in school it's a big thing in schools if there's somebody in your class who's not doing well or who doesn't really fit in doesn't have so many friends be their friend be their friend defend people be with people make them feel good everyone's a person everyone's everyone's a world just cuz she's not your type or he's not your type do the best that you And if you're a Rebi or a teacher or an educator, whatever it is, realize that they're looking up to you.