A "Tzadik" is a term in Judaism that refers to a righteous person who is deeply committed to following the commandments of Torah. Tzadikim (plural) are often seen as spiritual leaders and role models within their communities, embodying ethical behavior and devotion to God. They are believed to have a special connection to the divine and may serve as intercessors for others. In Jewish mysticism, particularly in Hasidism, the concept of the Tzadik is central. Tzadikim are thought to possess unique spiritual insights and powers, guiding their followers in both religious and everyday life. Their actions and teachings are seen as a source of inspiration and strength for those seeking to grow in their faith.