Morning Blessings cont'd

0:00May the Lord bless. Peace and blessings be upon you. At two o'clock. morning. The last thing that we touched on is the importance of saying the Bukhata Shah, the morning blessings and the and we also meant to the fact that a person if he missed it. So you came to shul today, you got a plate, you came to shul, you didn't get to say the blessings, the Hassan is already at Ishtabah, you know, so you can say the Bukhata Shah after the Fila. Also another thing is a lot of times we do come late and you miss some of the Mismurim. You have the entire day to catch up on the Mismurim because, you know, we have the three three to fill out every day and at the end of the end of after 120 years everybody's come by Ramza, can't buy a Mim, Avram, Mizzak, and he comes with his days. We need to say that every day is Fila. Yes, I pray today, but I missed half of the Mismurim. No, you have

1:01an opportunity during lunch, during something to catch up and to to to to to catch up on those Mismurim. The other thing is also if you're going to do it like me, I do all the the whole entire thing until Bukh Shamar at home and then you come to Betkeneset, you put it filling on, but if you come to Betkeneset and then you do Bukhata Shahar and everything else. So there's two two set two minha ghi mwanis, a person who can do the Bukhata Shahar and then to put the Tfilin and Talit or he comes in to Betkeneset, puts the Talit and Tfilin and does all the Brakhawat and Tir, until Bukh Shamar. But tomorrow, I do everything until Bukh Shamar at home. But you do it in Betkeneset for those who didn't do it. If you come away, it should still do it first. We have to at least do Bukhata Torah. At least Bukhata Torah so you can see you can