Hashem would rather overlook the three cardinal sins than overlook Bittul Torah. Why?

The Yeitzer would allow you to fulfill any mitzvah rather than to study Torah: also, why?

First of all, to point out that although a major part of Bittul Torah has to do with the study of Torah, the main point that I refer to here is not the studying of it; rather, mindfulness of the insights themselves (also, the insights have to be holy - from observance - for the following to apply).

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In trying to explain reward and punishment, RAMChA"L puts something forward that I would like to rephrase this way:

1) Children need to be told not to put their fingers into the electric outlet; if they don't listen they are punished: Hashem arranged that so as to continue it to the next levels.

2) When the child is older, his peers will judge his behavior: is it beneficial or is it something that invites ridicule; all the while keeping in mind that the judging began when he was… Continue