Mesorat%20hashas for Shabbat 254:1
הני נמי (בגמילות חסדים שייכי ל"א הני) בהני שייכי
— These too are included in the practice of loving deeds. Another version: these are included in those.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Hospitality and visiting the sick belong to the practice of loving deeds; early attendance at the Beth Hamidrash and rearing one's children to the study of the Torah are included in the study of the Torah; while judging one's neighbour favourably enables peace to be made between a man and his fellow and between a husband and wife, as each can be persuaded to take a charitable view of the other's actions. As for meditation in prayer, Rashi includes it in the practice of loving deeds — to ones own soul — as it is written, the man of love doeth good to his own soul (Prov. XI, 17). Maharsha includes it in peacemaking between God and man. ');"><sup>1</sup></span>
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