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Yoreh De’ah 246:22-247:1. Learning Torah and Tzedakah: Shul, Out loud, Nights, Siyum, Poverty, Bathhouse; Greatness of Charity · SHULCHAN ARUCH YOMI: Own the Halacha in 25 minutes a day!

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  OK, good morning. We are continuing in Hill coast
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  Habitara Rish Mem Vav Steve Cabet Berit Kiruta Shakolo
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  Medvedeva Knesset Lobenheera who Miss Shakaya, Miss Shakaya.
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  So there it's important to learn in the show and the post can
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  say, not only are Kolshikane in a bait midrash, right in the
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  base medrash where we all learn together, that has even more
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  Kedusha than a bait Knesset. OK, that's just the Myanmar
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  Khazal. It's from Yoshalmi, I think.
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  Yeah, from Yoshalmi in the Rambam, but it's Slav dafka.
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  OK, the call Hayegea, but Talmudo Bitsina machim and
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  whoever works hard to learn Bitsina with modesty, it becomes
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  wise. I don't think it may.
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  It's whether it's in shul or at home, It's separate.
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  It means like you're not on the street or boasting or screaming.
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  Look how much I'm learning. It means you're learning
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  Bitsina. OK?
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  It's not. As opposed to Beit Knesset
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  Shania Amar, the ETT Sinuim Khokhma.
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  It's appropriate for those who are at Sinuim to have khokhma
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  OK, not to have a big mouth and not to show off the whole
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  hamashmi akolo bishad talmudo. Now, that doesn't mean
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  screaming. It means saying it loud enough
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  that you can hear. OK, whether it's whispering or
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  or or loud. But laughed up but not super
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  loud. That's not the idea at all.
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  OK, just so that you can hear it audible.
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  And that helps Miskayan Biado to help you remember it better.
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  About Corey Belahash, one who just thinks it or bare or
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  perhaps whispers. It's so soft you barely hear
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  yourself. So then BIM.
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  Hey, Rahu Shoheiah. Then you're quick to forget.
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  OK, so you don't want to do it or you can't hear yourself.
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  OK. Kaf Gilmore me.
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  Sure, it's a it's hot, but kitra sheltera one who wants to merit
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  the crown of Tara Izar. Behold a lotash veloya aver
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  afilu ahat mahina bashena bahila ushtiya visika ohayote sabahan.
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  OK, a person wants to merit ketter sheltara.
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  It's important that he utilizes the nights and he takes
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  advantage and he doesn't waste a precious moment.
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  He doesn't waste them, certainly not the whole night.
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  Not he doesn't waste it with sleep, not with eating and
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  drinking too much, right? It takes time and it makes you
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  tired, not alcohol. If it's going to make you
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  sleepy, it's going to ruin your learning and anything of the
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  like or or talking too much. OK, all these things takes you
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  away from from learning Ella the d'ivre Khokhama, the Talmud
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  Tara. The Knights should be devoted to
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  benefits learning Tara d'ivre khokhama and Talmud Tara.
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  And if people point out people's, you know, let's keep
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  reading or I think we're going to say it inside haga kiena dam
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  lomed row Ki imbalaila. So that Rama points out that
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  many of us get most of our knowledge or a huge percentage.
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  He says most from the night time.
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  The night time is either you have more time or it's actually
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  more quality time. And so Apache is he saying, and
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  so therefore don't waste it. And that's you're going to be
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  most Masliah learning at night, whether it's late, late night or
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  whether it's could also be you wake up super early in the
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  morning and already it's it's still night time when you wake
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  up. That's also very OK here.
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  Let's keep reading. Viyesh Ladam Hatkil Lilmod
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  Belaila, the Hamisha Azar Belaf and the the the point is of of
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  Ayla especially not doesn't mean you only Start learning from the
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  15th of of, but in the 15th of of.
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  It's noticeably where the nights begin to get longer and quicker,
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  even longer and longer throughout the winter, and so
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  therefore people should make an extra new push.
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  You don't have to wait or you shouldn't wait until Elsman.
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  But already from the 15th of of is when people should start
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  pushing the Knights to to to learn more and then the Kaddish
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  themselves to learn at night. Oman the Lumosif someone who
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  does not learn, perhaps learn more the starting from with with
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  the Knights. Then unfortunately, khasva
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  Shalom Yasif, as we learned from Tricayalvos, the same
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  expressions. It means the Shah translates it.
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  It means he the weather is away. He dies early.
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  So it's important that we maximize the Knights.
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  All right, not to be squandered cough Dalid Koh by itch aimed
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  every tarnish mainbo by Laila H Ojalto.
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  And if you have a house that they're not learning at night
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  time, then or it can't be heard right that they're learning at
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  night, then a fire should consume that house.
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  Haas vu Shalom kafei kochev shalalala sakbhatara the ano
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  osik. A person was able to learn Tara
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  and he doesn't learn it doesn't learn at all.
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  Oh, Shakara Vashina. And he or he does learn and Dil
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  khazara piresh. And then he closes the book in
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  the middle, la havlia olam wehiniak talmudo.
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  And he in order to enjoy Ola maza, he closes the book.
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  It was an akho. And he leaves the Torah.
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  Yeah, he piraish the Torah, la havlia olam.
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  These are all general statements.
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  Everyone has to do what they can.
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  Everyone needs a little bit of debuk havarium and a little bit
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  of going to see you when we're about to learn and a little bit
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  of going to this. So much on a little bit of
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  helping other people and doing khasid.
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  Life's complicated, but these are the principles that are very
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  clear how to live it. It becomes a little more
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  difficult to put away your iPhones or your smartphones and
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  your tablets and your movies on the Internet and TV's.
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  That's certainly what it's telling you.
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  Hare zeb ikhlao Ki davar hashem baza by pushing it aside when
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  you could learn Tara and you don't, that shows that you are
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  mahvaza eddafka despise. But you are disgracing the Torah
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  on some level, which applies every day.
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  But Vasila daber the Sikhat Khulin and it's usher to speak
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  on worldly matters that are not helpful.
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  What exactly? Right.
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  So it's it means Sikhat Khulin just for the sake of jokes, but
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  I'm wasting time. Kavav koha mvato la tetara me
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  osher so full of VAT la mehoni. Anyone who stops learning or
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  doesn't learn when he's wealthy. So in the end he will be mvato
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  it from poverty. It's not a guarantee.
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  Again, these are all principles. But you know.
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  But beware, I call him Gilgulen. Uh huh, you say?
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  Maybe it means in the next World, maybe Mikhola Makai,
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  we're going to see. Maybe we'll talk about it today.
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  We're about to start Sedaka and we're going to have a long
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  itcho. So you see, sometimes it comes
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  to get you even in your children.
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  So we're going to see how your girl Gulim plays in Mikhola.
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  Again, these are all concepts and there's always more than one
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  way to apply it and one more than one way to understand
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  Mikhola Makai and Matatara Mihoni.
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  But if a person upholds the tar, in other words, learns the Tara
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  even when he's poor and doesn't have a lot of means, and
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  because, you know, it doesn't only work, but he also sets
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  aside whether it's one hour or three hours or half an hour,
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  whatever we can. So for more.
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  So for the Kaima usher, in the end, he will ultimately be
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  wealthy by learning and keeping the Tara.
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  OK Haggah Kishim Masayami Masakh.
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  This is a new topic here in the Haggah Kishimasayami Masakhta
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  mitzvah, this MOA vlasatsu da. And so when a person finishes A
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  masakhit, OK, well we're going to explain.
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  So it's a mitzvah to be happy that you learned it inside,
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  right? Just showing up to Ashir while
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  you're doing something else and not really following.
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  That's not what really what we're talking about.
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  It's when you're Osic in the matter.
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  So then whatever. I just that's important.
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  So anyways, if you are mis, I'm not trying to qualify anything,
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  but anyways, mesat mitzvah al Ismouach, a person should be
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  very happy with his accomplishment Velasat Sauda and
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  he should make a meal out of it. Vinikrete Sauda mitzvah SU that
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  mitzvah, and that's a pseudas mitzvah.
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  The here. OK, so that's this is a topic of
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  Seumim. It's brought down over here in
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  the Rama and an interesting the shock quotes the Chuvas Maharam
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  mints that he points out. When you're coming close to the
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  end of a masakit, it's OK to pause.
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  Don't finish it. And let's say you want to make a
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  you want to make a party and this month is not good.
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  Next month or the next week is more appropriate.
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  So stop, learn something else in the meantime and it's OK to save
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  it for that time. That's more appropriate,
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  although post can point out you should not do that for the 9
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  days. You know, that's something you
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  shouldn't push off for the 9 days so you can eat flesh it.
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  That's not this purpose or the spirit of the Aloha.
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  Only if it comes out for the 9 days.
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  But normally you should try and obviously finish as soon as
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  possible. Make your seal the same day or
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  as soon as possible. Doesn't have to, doesn't have to
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  be the same day, but you could push it off if there is a reason
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  for it, that's fine. Now this is called a pseudos
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  mitzvah. The shock and others point out
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  that in Avel mourner he is allowed and should go to a
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  perhaps should, but certainly allowed.
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  He should go to a pseudosmith. Assume unless there's live
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  music. That's the main caveat, but
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  otherwise it's called a pseudosmithva and one should go
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  interesting some point out even though it's a big Simcha for
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  you, but by weddings we say Shazim Jabima Ono.
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  But the post can point out for a seal.
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  You don't say that interesting that they they mention that.
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  What can you make a seal on? So I'll just throw out some
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  quick examples that's mentioned in the post game.
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  So of course we all know a full massacre of Talmud, whether it's
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  Babli or Shalmi, that we're all very familiar with, an entire
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  seder of Mishnah we're all familiar with.
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  But many of the posts can point out that even if you just learn
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  one masakat of Mishnah, but you do it mafarshium you, you do it.
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  But eon eon does not mean you read every mafarish in the base
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  medrish or on the shelf. It means you do it a little
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  slowly, You think about what you're reading, you understand
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  it, you read it with perhaps Ralva, Vadia and Tosvasyonto.
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  Maybe nowadays it'd be Guwahati, an art scroll.
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  That might might be sufficient. What about Navi?
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  So many posts can talk about it. Igasmosa is very famous for
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  talking about it. Any safer F tanak?
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  You can also do a seal. It's called a pseudosmithva.
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  But that's only the post can point out.
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  Not if you're just quickly reading the soaking straight.
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  But if you're reading it with samafarshin.
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  Igasmosha went back and forth. Is just Rashi enough or you need
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  more? In the end he says it's OK, just
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  just one Nefarish, but it has to be with Havana and it took some
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  time. Something you rattle out in 2
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  days and you, you, you half understand what you read or you
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  read it with no real thought and no Khazal.
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  That doesn't count. He also points out.
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  Interesting. Make sure you're using classical
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  Jewish sources when you're reading Tanakh.
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  Some of I guess some sources in English that are not necessarily
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  very khazal oriented he says does not count.
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  Post can point out each khelik of Sholkhanora counts and even 1
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  section might count. You know, if you learn it in
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  depth and if you do it, it takes you more than a week.
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  There's no exact. Then there's slightly different
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  opinions and there's no exact amount.
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  But maybe something like Cuba of AIM that we learnt wouldn't
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  count. But some things take us a month
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  or two. I think that would probably
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  count. I think most of us learn it well
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  enough. Again, if you're just listening
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  in the car, I'm not sure, but maybe OK, there is a field.
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  If you, if you learned it well enough, then yes, there's a
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  field. I mean, you can make an argument
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  one way or another for Dafyomi, if you're listening in the car.
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  I'm not so sure. Dividing a masakit.
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  Let's say you have 10 friends and you each are going to do 5
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  Dafyam to finish a masakit. So that's a discussion.
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  If that counts, all of you but Kabura sort of do it
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  independently. So some say it does count.
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  Rava Yashev and Rava Yosef say it does not count.
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  It's A1 Dafkumarasil. I'm not familiar.
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  OK, you'll have to tell me afterwards.
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  Maybe we'll say it tomorrow. I think that's it for seal.
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  Let's keep reading. The asura Lhasa pedivray Tara
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  bemakomot Hematunafim 1 cannot study Tara in a dirty place.
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  I don't know, excrement or just really bad smell, but that's
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  more from aura. Hi, I'm just a reminder of a
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  lahain Amrush hassura talmakhakhm nabha mukammakhana
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  be paneshalo yahar hair pediraytara.
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  So therefore talmakhakam is not allowed to stand in a place
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  where there is a bad odor. You can't stand there because
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  how can a Talmud Hakum not want to think about the radar?
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  It's too difficult. And then mikomakom but mutter
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  alikanes la merkats. But you are allowed to go into
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  the inner Chamber of the Merkats or we all have to shower.
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  But AF MiTo halakha Sheenabsuka, not only halakhabsuka, but even
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  halakha Sheenabsuka like the Chuva Gomara.
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  And we're not worried about you thinking about de Vertara in
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  Amerhatz, which is a problem. Shomerhatz Amerhatar as we know
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  he's going to guard himself. He has no choice.
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  So some of the distinctions that are mentioned between Mako
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  Metunov and Amerhatz. So in the shock, he points out,
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  for example, the dark emotions Mahalik, because then Mako
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  Metunov is the reason why people, they're Amma warns you
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  more because Amakomatunov, you're traveling, you're walking
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  through an area, and people are less worried about it.
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  They're just, you know, you walk into a Chamber of Amerikats and
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  every talmakom knows he's not going to think de Vitara.
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  But when you're walking on the street in a place that's not
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  clean, people have less the mindset of, oh, I have to be
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  careful. Or you're thinking, well, Mako
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  Metunov is like, maybe Metunov. Maybe it'll be smell, maybe it
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  won't. So that's history.
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  Like why the Rama was more was more about 1:00 than the other.
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  Also, Mako Metunov sounds like Lil Yama.
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  Don't stay there. It sounds like it's it's
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  optional, so therefore it don't stay there.
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  Get out of there, Amerkhatz. You need to do what you need to
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  do and you need to get out. You don't have a it's not really
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  an option something you need to do.
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  So it's of course it's it's not this.
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  You're not going to word it the same, but it's but the problem
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  is similarly bad or not allowed to think the Vitara in both also
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  could be a Makko Metunov is again, they're Mikar Edin.
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  It's they're both user to think the Rhetora there, but it could
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  be that one is that was worse as one is is worse of a smell and
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  has it's it's not just Zuma, but there's actually something
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  physical items there that need to be removed or covered.
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  And so it's it's worse to be thinking there than the other.
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  So he has a stronger terminology by Mako Metunov than Merkov's.
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  OK, I think that'll conclude Tammatara.
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  Let's start the beginning of Helkhut Sidaka.
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  We're not going to finish the whole Simon, but Helhos Sedaka
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  is Simon Resh Mem Zion and yeah, we're going to start this whole
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  Simon is an intro to Sedaka. So it's fine.
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  We'll do half today, half tomorrow or the next day.
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  It's it's all about this whole Simon is going to be mainly
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  Musser, a little bit of Tanakh, a little bit of Gemara, the
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  stories. OK, let's let's start at least
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  aleph. Well, this is Godel Skhar at
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  Sedaka Vienkofin aleha. So aleph mitzvat, I say.
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  So mitzvahedarisa positive litaine, sedaka kefiya, sagas
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  yad. As much as you can, as much as
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  you are able to. The Kama Pami meets the vinuba
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  with mitzvat, I say, and the Torah tells us about this
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  mitzvah many times, Viyesh lotasa.
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  And there's also a love Lama alim, Lama Alim Enav Nimena
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  person who closes his eyes from HNMR and Devarian Lotta Ahmeds
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  Lavalcha Voltikwa said Yadka, right?
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  Don't, I don't know, close your heart in your heart and don't
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  close your hand. And anyone who shuts his eyes
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  from giving Sidaka is called a buliao.
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  What is buliao? So Shokanara continues.
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  OK, ILO oved elilium and it's like you are serving idols
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  Berciosa. If you also quotes from the
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  basilo, that's also like your chauffehedamim and Magala arios.
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  OK, that's included in blial such a person.
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  Yeh, the Shokanara continues Yeh Li Zaherba.
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  One should be very careful in this mitzvah, Kievskar shivoli
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  de shiku damim because it can lead to Shihus damim Shiyamu
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  tani because I'm evakish, because the ani who's asking you
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  for food might die imlo yiten lo miyat if you don't give them
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  right now ke ovda like the story, the nahum ish gamzu.
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  So I'll just say it over real quick.
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  So Kumar and Tiny's Kavalaf amaralf, look it up.
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  So he's called ish gamzu because anything that happens says is he
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  always said everything was for the better, everything was for
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  the good. So immediately saw that he was,
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  he had no hands, he was blind, he had no feet, and his whole
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  body was in boils. And his tall medium said, Oh
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  yeah, what? He says like I'm so sad that
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  they're seeing him like this. He said, let me tell you what
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  happened. Why was it like this?
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  Because he once was travelling with three donkeys.
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  One was full of food, one was full of beverages, and the other
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  one was full of other delicacies.
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  And he's travelling. And then Honey comes up to him
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  and says, please, I need some food, give me some food.
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  And So what did he say? Sure, I'll give you some food.
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  But wait, let me unload my donkey and then I'll give you
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  from there. And as he got down and to unload
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  his food from the donkey, he turns around to give him food.
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  And he sees him on the floor. And he already died.
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  And Kony and Kony felt so bad. Knock, knock him.
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  No. So what did he say?
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  He turns to Karishbarahu and says please make me blind, cut
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  off my hands, cut off my feet and make me full of boils.
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  Because it was all these things that he didn't see.
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  He didn't pay attention how sick this guy was and how starving he
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  was. And he didn't rush with his
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  hands and his feet to jump off and to open up the package and
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  throw him some food. Instead, he he was LAX about it
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  and a gun. It may have been a minute, 2
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  minutes, 5 minutes. I don't know how long it was,
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  but it was those minutes that on his level and he was.
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  So he told this to a medium. How have I that you should see
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  me like this? Because he wants to teach them
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  that it's better to get punished in Ulamahaza so that you get a
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  clean slate in Ulamahaba. And Shah also brings the Gemara
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  the the Midrash in Rashid or Rubiosi.
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  And he gave Sedak and Pranasa to his ex-wife.
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  I know that's for some people it's difficult, but because the
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  past success me bizarre ha lo teeth alim.
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  So once you get married already there's a kirva basar.
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  There's already there's a connection between the two of
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  you and therefore is a mitzvah sedaka and you have to take care
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  of the poor and we're going to see later on the orders of who
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  you give to. So your ex-wife is obviously
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  before a complete stranger and one has to worry about them.
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  The results noted for giving Dafka during that's fila
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  shakharit fila menka and it's important to because I'll say to
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  give every single day that comes from.
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  I'll just share a quick little something from the Arafa Shahan.
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  It just points out that Sedaka is included in Gamilos, Hassan
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  and Hasid. So he says Sadaka's part of it.
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  And we know on three pillars the world exists.
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  One of them is Camilos Hassadium, and so Sadaka is one
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  of them. He does point out that Hassid is
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  greater than Sadaka, which is greater than Carbonos.
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  That's the same Gemara over there, suka mem tet.
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  But he says, but the Gemara says why is Hassid greater than
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  Sadaka? Because hassid you do it begufo,
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  Sedaka's just with money. Khasid's also with the dead and
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  the living and for the rich and for the poor.
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  So that's so the one mile of the khasid has in particular is that
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  it's begufo not just. But anyways, the point is Sedaka
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  is under the umbrella of Sedaka and Apostak says 0 Lachem
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  Itzdaka Vikitzu lafi khasid that's from Hoshea and ohe
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  Sedaka Mishpat khasid Hashem Malaya Mallah Aritz that's from
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  Tehalem. All this is in the can look in
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  in the Arakashohan points out by Yuba Sedaka Kasuka Shirian
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  that's from Baba Basra from the puzzle.
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  And all these little bits, they add up just like on an armor
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  that's made-up of little metal scales that you add up.
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  So you know, one by itself doesn't protect you or do
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  anything. But every little coin at Sedaka
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  that you give every day or over your lifetime, it adds up to a
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  great amount and it brings you great help.
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  And one last thing, famous from Kitisa, we all, we're all
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  familiar with the Venatinu, the palindrome that you goes.
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  You can read up both ways Venatinu.
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  So who mentioned that first? As far as I know, it's the
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  Balaturian pointed it out from the tour and it says it goes in
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  both directions. So there's different ways to
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  understand that. The Balaturian explains his way
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  that because by giving he says you will not lose.
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  That's what it's coming to teach you.
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  Others want to say no because giving is receiving.
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  When you're giving, you're getting this khar of the
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  mitzvah. It's another shot.
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  The Gras points out that it's that it's because when you when
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  you give, then it'll come back to you.
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  Maybe in your children. The world is round and sometimes
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  a rich person himself can lose his money, but in particular his
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  son can lose may not be rich. And you know, it's I think
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  there's an expression pay it forward.
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  But the point is when the world goes around, comes around.
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  And that's why all the Gras points out Kadama VE asla, but
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  not new. That's the the time when you
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  read the Pasak. So you should always quickly
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  give Sedaka, get up and give Kadma and then Asla and then
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  that Sedaka will come back to you or your children in the
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  future.