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Big Tallis

Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland Hills

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0:00Thank you, Dr. Lechboffo, for being a good family. I wish you bless everybody with health, and happiness and brotherhood. So bless them, and protect them. That's the first month of the 6th and injured break. On the captives, protect the soldiers. And the most important thing is that we end the match. And we'll continue today. But it's not the shame. The shame is that I can read the Torah. But you know, the shame is told. 449 without the shame. I mean, huh? The thing we touched on is the mitzvah of having where in its its seat. And a talit. And we gave some examples. But today we don't have the ability to be wrapped in our talit. And all day long, we don't walk to the supermarket with it. You know, we know it's a different time. But we have the small its its seat that we can wear under our clothing that we do every day. So the important first of all, when you're putting on your big talit in Bethcanese, before you're putting on your filet, it's very important to look at the strings and make sure that they're not tied. They're not short.

1:00It's something that you're not ripped. And to say the brahan. Now, when you say the brahan, and as you're wrapping yourself, let's see here a cottage. You hear something. You are allowed to say to answer a man to that. Okay? And there's different customs. How you put how you wrapped your talit. Some of them are far in. They put it together. They put behind different customs. With how you wrapped the talit on your head. Also, it says that it's important that a person, if you're coming to pray, to cover yourself with talit. Cover your head with talit. Why? Because at this point your eyes don't wander left and right. You know, you've got your focus on it. As a person is praying and all of a sudden the talit fell. So there's two different, there's opinions. So if the talit fell, then you just put it back. You don't have to say a brahan again. If you have to run to the bathroom real quick, then it also. You take it off and then you don't have to say a brahan for it again. So again, different customs with... The false law. The false law should put it back in.

2:00You don't have to say it wrong. Okay. Say there's different customs. Okay? If it falls off, but no. Most of the times if it falls off, he says no. He says no. He says no. So he says here, he brings her even further for the Ashkenaz. By the shuhan al-Ugh. He says, yes, you're saying that he says that you should pray. But they say he says no. Because a lot of times I think you're a folk like him. Because it's not like... It's not like... You know, so... That's why I said different customs everybody should do. What his custom... What his custom is. Next thing we'll talk about is also tomorrow is the small titsy that a person wears. Which is a huge mitzvah to have on you on a daily basis. Every step you take with the... The mitzvah is a big. It's a hood. 52. 4 people. 4 people. During that, he said that it's a big deal.

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