You Make A Difference - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

Sometimes a person could feel like I don't make a difference or not just me, our class doesn't make a difference, our group doesn't make a difference, our Khabura doesn't make a difference. I'm in a Kailo, there's only seven of us, there's only 10 of us, there's only 15 of us, there's only 20 of us. We're not really making a difference. We have 16 people in our Kailo. It's all Kailo with hundreds of people, hundreds of sitting and we're 16. Second Seder, we're 10, we're 11. Do do we hold any weight as you ask to can we do anything? Sometimes people could think this way. Sometimes it's a personal thing. Sometimes it's your school, maybe it's your class, maybe you're not part of the Olive class or the base class, maybe you're the Gimel, maybe you're the Zion or the Vav or whatever it is. But the point is you see from over here that if there's even 10 Sadiqim, even 10, it makes a tremendous difference and you'll be able to save a city like Sedom which is worse than anything you can imagine. If you look through all the different and the things on Sedom, it's worse than anything you could imagine. And if there were 10 Sadiqim that were living there which already, you know, tells us things, that's a tremendous thing. That's a tremendous power of 10. Says I will save. I will not destroy this land if there are 10 Sadiqim over there. That tells you that 10 Sadiqim, 10 people that are trying, 10 people that are 10 people that are in the car, 10 people that are in the class, whatever. Obviously it's a different level Sadiqim versus, you know, on a different level. But but the point is that that's significant.