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Day #27–Rambam DAILY Sefer HaMitzvos
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Day 27: Positive Commandment 13 For more classes from Rabbi Shais Taub visit https://www.soulwords.org/ 👉 Share & Connect: Follow on Instagram: instagram.com/rabbi_shais_taub Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rabbi_shais_taub Subscribe to WhatsApp: https://wa.me/15164953021/?text=Subscribe 👉 Support our work at: https://www.soulwords.org/donate/ --OR-- PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/soulwordspayments CashApp: https://cash.app/$soulwords Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/soulwords
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day number 27 of our daily study of the
ramam Savar Mitzvahs and correspondingly
in our study of three chapters a day of
mishna Toyota we are in the laws of
filling mezuzah and safetyro
specifically chapters 2 3 and 4 of those
laws
and yesterday yesterday we had the
Mitzvah of the head film that's positive
commandment number 12. that was
yesterday's Mitzvah and as we mentioned
yesterday that is a separate and
distinct mitzvah from
the Mitzvah of the arm villain two
separate so every time you put on fill
in you're actually doing two mitzvas not
just one so here we go today's
commandment positive commandment number
13. yesterday was positive commandment
number 12 the head felon today is
positive command number 13 what is it
hand villain that goes on the arm next
to the heart when the arm is at rest and
the Box on the on the biceps goes next
to the rib cage where the heart is
so it's interesting the difference
between these two mitzvahs
the language that the Torah uses to
describe them is different the verbs
you should tie them bind them as a sign
on your hand on your arm
s
and they should be frontlets or sign
between your eyes you see the verb is an
active verb you should tie it you should
bind it
is a passive verb it should it should be
it should just be there the myth is it
should be there
and there's a siha from the Baba which I
want to highly recommend to everybody to
study from the circus helic lamit test
that's volume 39 of Lucas specifically
on page 22.
it is the second
is the parisha where the Mitzvah of
thylin is is stated so actually the
Mitzvah film stated four times in Torah
but this is one of the places uh and in
this circle it goes into this difference
between the Mitzvahs of head villain and
armed villain
so what's the difference between the
myths for being actively tying binding
in the case of the hand filling and it
just being there in the case of the head
fillet okay so practically I'll give you
an example
a practical example would be let's say
somebody put on filling before the time
that you're supposed to put on phone
meaning they put on fill in Before Dawn
so they had the filling on already
and then the sun comes up and now it's
the time of tilling
so this person who was already wearing
film Before Dawn and is now continuing
to wear to villain After Dawn have they
done the mitzvah
and the answer is very interestingly
they've done the Mitzvah of the head
fill in but not of the hand film why
because the midst of the head film is
just that it should be there and it is
it is there it's been there since before
Dawn
the midst of the hand filling is to put
it there and they didn't put it there
during the time that you're supposed to
put it there it was already there from
Before Dawn
okay now that's that's a practical uh
example
but the significance goes much much
deeper and this is why I encourage
everybody to learn this in its original
we know that fill in is the concept of
subjugating aligning our minds and our
hearts to hashem's Will
and more specifically the head filling
corresponds to the mind and the armed
felon corresponds to the heart
makes sense okay
the way we subjugate or align our minds
to hashem's will is different than the
way we subjugate or align our hearts to
hashem's Will
and this is spoken about at length in
Tanya
the mind is under our control
we can choose to think about what we
want to think about and even when we
have other thoughts that distract us we
can stay focused and keep on thinking
about the right thing
the heart is much different the the
heart is the heart does what it wants to
do
and sometimes the best we can do is just
refuse to listen to the heart meaning we
can't force the heart to like what it
doesn't like we can't force it to not
like what it likes the best we can do
sometimes is just to say well sorry
heart you're not going to get what you
want because I have to do the right
thing right now okay the mind is very
different though the mind you can
actually
tell yourself to think the right things
we have much more control over the Mind
than we do over the heart
therefore
the mitzvah
of the head filling which represents the
way that we're supposed to use our minds
and serving Hashem is
it should be it should be in a state of
alignment with hashem's Will
with the with the heart it's
you do the ACT
you do you do your best you attempt to
align it but you're not really in
control of the outcome with the mind you
are and it's your responsibility that
your mind should always be aligned with
the right things
but the heart
we try we do our best but
sometimes the the heart's gonna do its
own thing anyways okay which is why we
go back to the mind and sometimes
and the mind just has to tell the heart
sorry even though we didn't change what
you like you're not going to get what
you like right now because it's not good
for you and it's not what Hashem wants
so that's a deeper explanation of the
difference between these two Mitzvahs
and again I encourage everybody to study
this in its original we will see you God
willing tomorrow