Certain Chachamim (very popular Talmidei Chachamim in Israel who give Shiurim online) strongly encourage people to do Tikkunim before they die. But, a person who works has such limited time. Learn Torah, work, do Kiruv, spend time with family, so much to do, so little time. Shouldn't a person focus his attention solely on learning Torah and doing Kiruv, as his time is so limited? As Rav Chaim Kanievsky said (I remember hearing in Rav Efraim Shiur) learning Torah is the best Tikkun for the worst of Aveirot. How can a person take a day off work to do a Tikkun? What about learning Torah, with such limited time? What about the Charata one needs to feel, and the attention one must place on that? Rather than take so much time and attention on Timkunim... Thank you Kvod HaRav.

Asked on January 17, 2021