Korach 5785- Big People Value Small Things

And welcome back to assurance when to complain and fight says I would like to be the I don't want to be the I'm not satisfied with being a ley rather I want to be the god answers him back is it small and insignificant the fact that was m you from amongst to choose you to be a ley to serve in the mishk is that not enough is that insignificant in your eyes the fact that you're a ley and says you should be happy and satisfied with being a ley you were separated from amongst everybody else in that alone should go ahead and give you this yearl I don't understand clearly knew what it meant to be a ley understood the greatness of being a ley and he knew what it meant to get separated and different and was and to be different than the rest of saw unto bey nevertheless was not satisfied said I don't want to be a ley I want to be a what was answering them back are you not satisfied is it small in your eyes the fact that you're what exactly says a small piece and unbelievable a person who wants to serve the punish properly can learn from this dialogue and exchange between the proper way to serve. Often a person thinks that as I grow and as I get to higher madus the things that are small and insignificant just become smaller and just become less important in my life and the only thing that I'm going to care about as I grow and as I become big I'm only going to care about those things that are large and impressive those things that are big ticket items those things that are really large things those are the only things that I'm going to care about but those things that are small those things are little actions a person could say to himself because I've grown because I've come so big I don't really care about those things says that is exactly the opposite higher and greater a person becomes he now is able to look at those things that are seemingly quote unquote small and he says those are not small on the contrary the greater I become the more I'm able to recognize the importance and the significance of those small and seemingly unimportant things like Rashi tells us of that those mitzvah that a person tramples on with their heel those mitzvah that a person looks at as a mitzvah something small and insignificant. On the contrary, those are the ones that a person needs to be careful about. And says this is the greater a person becomes, the greater is, the more he recognized that every little action that he does with him, everything is important, everything is big, every small thing that he does has a tremendous tremendous impact in. And as opposed to a person getting an ego and becoming ag and saying now I only care about big things and those small things I can let them slide. A person says the greater he becomes he gets to recognize and to value those things that are seemingly small. In partic says a similar thing in the says and the simple translation is the would like a little bit that the does rather than the tremendous amount that the Russia does. The bunch is not interested so to speak in the avoid of the rash rather he prefer the but says this is another way to understand what the means. What does the do what does the Russ what does the do to the Russia the goes ahead and says that's not significant that's not significant that mitzvah that you did doesn't mean a lot doesn't matter if you skip it that a that you did it's not so bad it doesn't matter if you do it he goes ahead and he makes it the person has an ego the person grows and because of the growth that they have they start to go ahead and let the small things slide and slowly the reboot ends up coming that all of those small things end up piling up and making a tremendous impact on a person's what's the opposite the opposite end of the spectrum is the saddic looks at every little thing that he does and says this is a tremendous the greater I become the greater I'm able to recognize that sadic says that everything I do is important everything I do is significant every small a that khalilo has a chance to do and I go ahead and stop myself from doing is precious by hashem every mitzah that I do means the A person's able to go ahead and be even the little bit that he does and based on the fact he's able to go ahead and recognize the greatness of that that little bit then that little bit is able to sprout into being some something so much bigger than that. the little bit that the saddak has and the little bit that the saddic is able to recognize that it's not so small and it's not so insignificant that every action that I do is meaningful and every action that I go ahead and do it means tremendous amount and brings a tremendous to the that's how a person eventually turns into a saddic as opposed to the Russia the Russia looks at things and says it's not so important it's not so significant doesn't matter does not matter doesn't really matter it's something small only the big things only the impressive things only the large mus those are the only things that the Russia cares about all of that is to knock a person down says this is back to the conversation and the dialogue between this was the conversation they said showed them do you think that because I became so big I started to look at things as becoming insignificant on the contrary even though I got to the greatest major that no was ever able to get to and will never be able to get to. Nevertheless, everything was still significant. And because of that he was then capable of remaining and becoming a mobu and becoming becoming the person that's continuously able to grow in his lifetime as opposed to going ahead and started to slip because of because of because of the fact that he grew says but you look at you as soon as you get something instead of allowing that to to give you the recognition of how every action is important you go and do the opposite. You look at things and say, "Ah, that's not important anymore. It's not significant. I want something bigger. I want something more impressive. I want something that makes more of a rash, more of a more of a something that people will hear about more something that will be more impressive." And you're not satisfied with the small things. Says, "This is the difference between and between the greater he grows, the more he's able to look at everything and recognize its significance. The greater he grows, the more he looks at things and says, "These things are unimportant, these things are insignificant." Obviously, like the says, We have to learn from this dialogue, this conversation between the way that we're supposed to look at life to be able to value every little thing that we do, every that we're able to overcome, every mitzvah that we're able to do. And the greater we become, the more we're able to value those things, the more we're able to value the the things that we do, the more we're able to value things that other people do, the more we're able to look at those things that the world may seem may look at as small, and we say they're not small. They're significant. Because the greater a person grows, the more he's able to know. Hashem should help us that as we grow, we should be able to recognize not to allow the small things to slide. Not to allow ourselves to only be satisfied in something big and impressive. But on the contrary, the more we grow, the more we able to go ahead and to give credit and to put value on those things that the world may look at as small insignificant. We're able to look at those things as significant and by doing that to go ahead and emulate and have a great chabas.