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R' Minkowicz Chasidus Parsha https://youtu.be/88bcUN-98RE Teffilin Reminder! "You must not see your fellow’s donkey or ox fallen on the road and ignore them. You must pick up the load with him." (Deut. 22:4) Allegorically, this verse can be interpreted as follows: If you see your fellow’s donkey: If you see your fellow acting like a donkey, a non-kosher animal (i.e., by succumbing to some forbidden desire) Or his ox: or even like an ox, a kosher animal (i.e., by succumbing to some desire that is technically permitted, but he is indulging in it for materialistic gratification) Fallen: This indicates that he has fallen from the behavior associated with an enlightened human being, to the level more associated with animals. In such a case. You must not ignore them. You should pick up the load with him: You should feel a brotherly responsibility to elevate and enlighten your fallen fellow. It is precisely in order to assist him that you have been made aware of his spiritual descent. G-d would not have arranged for you to see him this way unless you were able to help him. (Likutei Sichot, vol. 2) https://www.chabad.org/dailystudy/tanya_cdo/jewish/Tanya.htm
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