
Morning Blessings (after napping)
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Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland Hills — Morning Blessings (after napping). Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:0030, tonight, there's a lot of shaykhem. To be honest, we're talking about the Bukhat of Torah, the blessings of the Torah that we said. And so, and so, not the next thing. Let's say somebody comes, somebody who comes, I mean, you can think of a Torah when you're getting up. Okay, but if, let's say somebody wants to read something. Well, you have to, you can't just lay in bed unless you've done all brachot. He says better that you should at least do know that you die in the brachot, and then you can look in the book. Also, somebody who gets up, because he had a hirish. You know, he just thought of this unbelievable thing. He wants to write it down right away. So, he says he should actually make the brachot of Torah and then go ahead and write his hirish, so he doesn't forget it. Somebody who didn't know, did I say it? I didn't say it. As we know, it's a fake brachot like here. If there's a doubt, if I say, because actually I did not, you're not going to say it. You're not going to say it again. Now, let's say somebody that did say the brachot because of Shahan, and then for lunch,
1:01he went to a took a nice nap after lunch. Okay, so after lunch, he's not going to take, he's not going to say the brachot of Shahan because it's already included in day. But let's say somebody came home, today's Qiyah is about five thirty, so you came home, you prayed, and just I'm just going to sit on the couch for a couple of minutes, and you crashed for a couple of hours, okay? Because now that it's after Tata Kuhabim, okay? And then you want to learn or whatever, you're going to have to say the brachot of Torah again. You need to let him or her, school in Bizod, page 52. Abih Hanani, I'm going to crash on my ass and I'm going to go to the door. I'm going to go to the door. I'm going to go to the door. I'm going to go to the door. I'm going to go to the door.
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