Even More Rapping about Tefillin

0:00So what do we do? Well, that's what I'm saying. Protect I'm saying. Send us, we are going to be in the Shantit Kenu today, be as well as the Shem. Tonight, Kabbalat Shabbat is going to be minha, and Kabbalat Shabbat is going to be at Adlakhat Noat, is what? Five? No. 15. Five 15, five 15, as well as the Shem. So we're going back to the Al-Hot of Thilim, as well as Shem, next week, we'll start learning the Havakhot, some of the laws of Purim, be as well as the Shem. So we're talking about the filling, okay? And we've been asking, we touched on this. Somebody came to shul, and I left my filling there. He doesn't have to fill in. Most likely, he can use it, might fill in, because most likely, I don't mind people doing mitzvah with my filling. With regards to the Talit, if you use it either one, he has to make sure, anybody does, has to make sure that he wraps it up nicely and puts it back nicely, like he found it. The, and we mentioned also, the right. If you're a righty, you put on the left. If you're a lefty, you put on the right. Now, there's two different customs. The Minhag's Thaladim, Yemen is generally,

1:02they sit when they put the filling in Chaliyad and stand when they put the filling in Chaliyad, when the Minhag's Khenaz is, as you do it from, from a man, it's a different Minhagim. Also, the importance to put the filling, is you put it right here on the ball, on the muscle right here, and it's gonna be kind of tilted, so it's gonna touch your heart. So that's going to be, so don't put it up too high, and don't put it up too low over here by the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the middle of the hand. I'll say, and when you're a person, you put your filling on, when you, you tighten it over here, once you tighten it, then you say the Blochaw, okay? And then you start wrapping. This is, and then, now, okay, there's, there's two, hold on, hold on. Hold on. Let me just say this, maybe, okay, so hold on, so say it. So, so, so this, different Minhagim with regards to, with regards to put it on, that's what a theme is, you, you put it on, and you tighten it, and you start to, you, you bless, and then you start to wrap it on your head.

2:02Minhagash Kainaz is, you put it as you, you put it on, you say the Blochaw. Also, there's a couple of different customs where, when you're taking out the fillin, you take out first shell shut for, for the hand, okay? You, you say the Blochaw wrap, and then you take out the other one for the head, sometimes you see people taking both out and put it on the thing, and then, so, but the Minhag is, it should. Somebody that has, let's say somebody has a cast, cast, he broke his hand, okay? He has a cast on his hand. So, he says that he puts it on that hand, if you can somehow, you know, bring it up, but he doesn't say a Blochaw for the hand one, okay? But he, he doesn't say the Blochaw for the, for the head one. He doesn't, huh? Yeah, but he still puts it on. Same thing, it's not touching your skin, but you can still wrap it on the, on the, on the cast. You can still do that. And then with regards to someone who has, not a band-aid, but, like, some kind of a gauze or something that's wrapped up, same thing over here. Let's look at him. Okay. Just to clarify, ask an answer. Don't recite the Blochaw for the arm after tightening.

3:05Before you tighten it, you just put it on your arm loosely. That's when you would say the Blochaw, because they say if you say the Blochaw, after you tighten it, you already put it on, so it's useless to say the Blochaw. No, you, you, you, you, you, you put it on. As you were tightening it, you said 40 tightening. Okay, for you. That's right, why? I think that's wrong. Let me, let me, let me, let me, let me, go. Yeah. Let me, go, go. Go, yeah.