Reply To: Question of an ignorant, closed-minded Lubavitcher

in Tanya perek Beis it explains that all neshamos are one body and receive everything from Hashem through the “head” (Tzaddikim/ Rebbes) Neshamos.

For all those who get nervous from chassidus seforim, here is an incredible Chasam Sofer (??”? ??”? ??’ ???):

He explains that according to the Maharal, one shouldn’t ask malachim to bring his tefillos to Hashem (doing so is “????? ????? ?????”), since this is only necessary for a human king, but Hashem accepts all of our tefillos directly no matter how low we are.

But, the Chasam Sofer continues, a tzaddik is different. All Yidden are one body with one soul. When one Jew is in pain, it affects everyone.
A poshute Yid is compared to the foot, while the tzaddik is the head. It only makes sense that when the foot (i.e. a Yid) is in pain, he asks the “head” (tzaddik) to daven for him, since it’s more appropriate for the head to enter the King’s chamber than the foot.

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