When we transcend our self-imposed order, equally fervent in our performance of all commandments, then G-d too foregoes the "order" of natural events and abundantly provides us
Some recognize that all mitzvos are to be performed, no matter how inconsequential they may seem; yet they prioritize the order of their performance, delaying the performance of some mitzvos so that they are treated lightly - they cast their performance of these mitzvos "under their heels".
Moshiach will come in the merit of the deeds which are performed in the last moments of exile
מצוה in singular could mean all the commandments that are possible to do; or, the one that completes the mitzvah is credited as if doing the entire Mitzvah (thus, don’t leave for another to finish).
HaShem also gave to Moshe the “scraps” of the Torah
פלפול, exuding effort into the essence of the Torah, which is higher than the given Torah; and Moshe passed this “scrap” to all the Jews. Moshe carved the 2nd tablets in this world, where a distinction is made between standard stone (the owner does not care about the scraps) and between valuable stones (the owner does care); thus Moshe needed specific authorization from HaShem (the owner) to in order to possess the scraps (פסולת) left after the carving.
When doing Mitzvos one should strive to go beyond one’s limit, even beyond the limit of one’s G-dly soul
The blessing of rain is according to the needs of the land, which functions within nature; when we do beyond what is incumbent upon us, then G-d does likewise, providing unlimited blessing.
The Mezuzah campaign involves the utmost effort to place a kosher mezuzah on the door of every Jewish home (man and/or woman) to protect everyone
שכר מצוה With proper fulfillment of the mitzvah, the Torah specifies the reward (lengthened life) סגולה Specific to the mitzvah of Mezuzah, is the ability to guard even when not in the house; even to the extent that a limited guarding occurs with a proper mezuzah not affixed to an obligated place (i.e. a walking stick, a non-Jewish house).
Everything in the world belongs to HaShem and we need to make a blessing prior to benefiting
In Seder Birchas HaNehenim, the goal of the Alter Rebbe is to teach clear behavior in practical action. However, the goal of the Alter Rebbe in his Shulchan Aruch is to gather all the decisions of the Halacha.
