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Good morning everyone. Yam
yum kiper is a very big yam.
Uh of course there's a mass da to eat.
So when you're eating now have kavanas
kind of dice of eating. If you want to
know uh 10 or 11 more kavanas listen to
the clip from last night. In a nutshell
you're eating to have strength for the
tinus. You're eating because of the joy
that to rejoice in mitzvah.
you can't do it tomorrow and also that
you're expressing your happiness that
you're able to reach to
but now we're not talking about yum
kipper we're going to now we're not
talking about yum kipper we're going to
talk about yum kipper proper
and here's a little a little hack we'll
call it that I think many people are not
aware of and is a gamecher
because we pass in mitzvah
There are a lot of people they fast on
but you can make the case that if you
don't have this simple thought you don't
get credit for fasting and that is have
to the mitzvah of fasting on it would be
a shame to fast for 25 hours and the
only thing you got out of it is you lost
two pounds. I mean it's a big
accomplishment because here you have a
guy he's minimizing like 150 calories a
day takes him three and a half years to
lose a pound you know so in one day you
know he's able to does
by the way do we ask
or weavan
but the million dollar question is does
it apply to
does it apply to it's very interesting
the doesn't talk about about it. The
mission doesn't talk about it. Theim
don't really discuss it. The in the
writes
applies to he learns it from the
it says you should do the mitzvah with
all your heart with all your kavana. You
should also safeguard the mitzvah with
all your kavana. From here the saskar
derives need kabana. He quotes from
that the that the Arizal writes
regarding the mitzvah of taking a
haircut. You should have in mind that
you're fulfilling the mitzvah of sash.
So obviously that indicates that lim
need.
Now I'll tell you the truth. I had a
conversation on
Thursday, no on Wednesday with Rabbi
Daniel Garfinkle, the author of Kashm.
And I was arguing that maybe you could
make the case that
do not need
why it's not found in the it's not found
in the main don't bring this and the
fact that the basar brings it but I
don't know that we could say that it's a
because writes it in the
maybe it's an ideal maybe it's a madrega
but maybe you can't say It's an outright
and maybe you could argue that the this
would be why maybe it's not um
definitely
required is because
while a mitzvah the focus of the mitzvah
is the act not the result the act and in
fact many say that when the mitzvah is
not the act but the result you don't
have to have kavana for example many say
that if you give sodaka or you
said
and the reason is let's say I'm giving
what's the mitzvah to go like this
and put it in the hand of the ani no the
mitzvah is the result that the should
have it so when the mitzah is the then
the doesn't care what you're thinking
when the has five bucks and he goes to
buy a coffee it's irrelevant to him what
your kavana was when you gave him the
the bottom line is he has the money so
when The result is the kabun is not is
not key. What's the purp
what's not violating? Not doing the act
of putting on chness or the result that
chess wasn't worn.
What does hashem want? That you
shouldn't in in other words isn't the
accomplishment of not violating alav the
result that you didn't violate the lav
not the act of sitting there in a stray
jacket not putting on the shness. Right?
Does that make sense in if the
>> says this?
>> What?
>> Say a ladder. What?
>> What does say
that? What
>> Yeah.
>> By mitzvah. You can't make
>> Yeah.
You can't do it because
>> okay
>> well you shouldn't be able to do it for
the same reason.
>> Okay.
because it says
itself. Ah so napali gladstein you could
come back to next time is supporting me
that says that by the is the not the
according to that maybe
then it would make sense that's why the
don't bring down that you have to have
but the ben writes it's you have to I
would argue maybe it's not but he says
that that you have to and bottom line is
if you want to make your yum kipper
really sparkle pick up this sheet
and it will tell you the kavanas to have
we're going to go the main kavana to
have is at least one time in yum kipper
think I have kavana
to the mitzvah of
passing on
>> is it an it's not really an
yeah but the The
>> dictates not to violate, right? So what
is it say?
>> What does
>> the way you fulfill it is not eating.
Secondly, like we pointed out by many
mitzvah uh as you're fulfilling the
mitzvah of not eating beahu
like the says all mitzvah you should be
before you them. You should have in mind
you're fasting out of love of Hashem.
You should have in mind you're fasting
out of fear of Hashem. You should have
in mind you're fasting. Fasting,
you know, once you're fasting, you might
as well do it.
Number six, you're doing it to bring
like, yeah, David, you want to bring to
your parents, right? It makes you feel
good when you bring to your parents. So
also, Hashem is your father. So when you
fast, you're bringing Hashem.
Also the Sharm says it's an Eloy to the
when you're the
also you're doing it for the team.
You're doing it for the team. And take
also besides it, take one of these
besides the tissue. You're doing it for
the team. By the way, I saw a very nice
statistic. 75%
of Israelis are fasting on Yumkip
at least to some extent
maybe part of the day a little bit but
anyway but not everybody's fasting so
you're fasting for
to protect them and to bring them merit
and also
Yeshua
these are nine tavanas to have you could
get the sheet here and that's the first
clip but I want to tell you alum this.
Okay, here we
