Siman 500

(57.) But he spoke much with us extolling the virtue of the first conduct mentioned above — meaning to scatter money each day for charity and for one's necessary needs, and to keep nothing whatsoever from one day to the next. For simple people who want to merit for their souls by taking hold of the ways of the tzaddikim — certainly the aforementioned first conduct is better for them: not to keep money at all from one day to the next. And he greatly extolled the virtue of this conduct and extended this conversation. And from what was understood from his words at that time, he desired and longed to...