It says in the Zohar 3:123 that there is Hevel which is good and Hevel which is bad. Devorim 8:3 "על כל מוצא פי ד' יחיה האדם" – "From everything which emanates from the mouth of Hashem does man live - this is Hevel which is good. Yirmiyah 10:15 " הבל המה מעשה "תעתועים" "They are vanity, the work of deception." The word "הבל" is written five times in this Posuk K'neged the Chamisha Chumshei Torah. The word "הבל" is the same letters as "הלב" - "the heart." One must work on the good Hevel of this world, by putting his heart into following the Chamisha Chumshei Torah.
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