ייִדישער מחשבֿה אויף משלי 8:34

And he makes his will like G-d's will, and his love, what He loves. He will cherish what G-d cherishes, and what is disgusting to him is what is disgusting to G-d. Of like him, the wise man said: "Blessed is the man that hears me (the torah), watching every day at my gates, waiting at the posts of my doors" (Mishlei 8:34), and "For whosoever finds me (the torah) finds life, and shall obtain favor of the L-ord" (Mishlei 8:35).

Therefore, strive to be careful in all of these rules, and then each one of them will help the others, as our Sages said: "a mitzvah brings another mitzvah, and a sin brings another sin" (Avot 4:2), and the wise man said regarding the close connection of all good deeds: "Fortunate is the man that listens to me, watching daily at my gates, guarding at the posts of my doors"(Mishlei 8:34). At first he said: "listens", and after "watching", and after "guarding".