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Okay, good morning friends. We're
continuing in Mishnab.
We're learning.
We are up to
talk about
an important person. And this comes from
an important person is not permitted to
fall on his face when he's dabbing for
the
unless he is vouch safe to be answering.
I just read that
minutes ago. That's what I'm up to
that um Yeshua.
And now we get to the
let's see the
that's if you do it in a manner of
prostration
meaning if you do it in a way of
kneeling even
without spreading out your hands and
feet meaning even if you kneel ka
is some type of kneeling even without
stretching ing out your hands and feet
even without a stone floor
by everyone else. A regular person is
permitted
an isser.
So this is specifically an adamash
a regular guy if he falls on his hands
and face. Okay. It's not so presumptuous
because
if he's not answered, he's not answered
because he's not even in the he's not
even in the ballpark of being someone
worthy to be uh expected to be answered.
But once somebody is already in Adam,
then they should not perform this unless
unless he is guaranteed to be be
answered.
If he leans a little bit on the side,
then even on a stone floor, it's
permitted.
That's not called falling on his face.
And certainly our
just turning the head and covering the
face.
So our
is not really being discussed over here.
When the says,
it's talking about
but that's not how we do anymore.
Anyway,
what does this mean? Now, what's the
reason only
cannot do this?
And it means they're they're ding for
the
and they're ding in front of the
because it's embarrassing.
It's embarrassing because they're going
to question him that he's not fit and
he's not worthy to be answered.
But in his house,
even if he's
only if he's the only guy,
it's only a problem for to be the only
guy who falls on his face. But if
everyone falls on their faces, it's not
a that he wasn't answered because nobody
was answered.
He's no better than the rest of the
again this is not really applicable
because we do not
falling
that is not in this week's para
that's in safer
but we do have actually in this we have
that fell on their face.
Okay. Now let's see the Rama
because until now now we're talking
about anom
bowing down in a very
overt type of way where he's laying it
all out there. And he should not do this
unless he's guaranteed to be answered.
However, as we mentioned, this is not
for us. We don't d in this way. But
sometimes we do fall, we do um bow down
on the floor. So now the rama comes in
with the guidelines of those says
likewise it is also for any person full
on their face stretching out their hands
and feet
even if it's not a stonecoated
floor.
So now we're learning
that to prostrate yourself on a floor
even if it's not stonecoated is user for
anybody
if you tilt a little to the side. It's
permitted, but provided that
provided that there's no stone
that you should turn to the side.
If they spread out grass to interrupt
between you and the floor.
So it sounds like aside from a
separation between you and the floor
there you should also tilt to the side
and not go straight down. So let's see
what this means.
The here gives a brief
says
let me give you a brief intro so that
this will be explained well
it says in the
a stone coating you should not place in
your land to bow on it
even when bow down to heaven on a stone
coated floor
or on a stone tiled floor.
It's a problem. You cannot bow down on a
stone floor.
So under what conditions does this
apply?
When is it a
when you have two to the detriment?
when you bow down spreading out your
hands and your feet
and on a stone floor.
So the only time it's an isa is if you
stretch out your hands and feet and it's
a stone floor.
What is we never really said what was
you fall on your face on the floor.
So that's not
that's just
then
falling on your face prostrating your
hands and your feet
and not on a stone floor less you come
to do on a stone floor. So, so far we've
learned if you have two to the
detriment, it's a stone floor and it's
if it's either a stone floor or
on any type of floor, it's
ever permitted. Yeah. Not on a stone
floor and not
if you just fall on your face
and it's not on a stone floor.
The rabbis did not decree.
So on yum kipper
I think we do ka
we fall on our face but I don't think
we're like just completely horizontal on
the floor. I don't know if that's called
I don't think it is. We're not
stretching out our hands and we're not
stretching out our feet. So I would
think it's ka and then we'd use a
tissue.
Is that a heik? I guess so. So, I guess
that's
Let's see.
Okay. Okay.
What if you fall
on a stone floor?
But so now you got
because it's but it's still on stone.
But now
it's not fully on your face.
you turn to the side.
Or let's say you stretch your hands and
feet.
So now you got a problem. But
and it's not on a stone floor. So now
it's only
basically
a stone floor.
stone floor
or regularly for
if you do which is not on a stone floor
it's but there's one other and that is
there's another way to get to
namely even if you have a stone floor
but you do ka that's one and to the side
or not on a stone floor but you do so
that's wonder and you do
but to the side
so that's also this going to the side is
a second
there are two ways of getting lusa you
could get either ka plus not a stone
floor or
either not a stone floor or ka
plus the side. So instead of doing ka
and add a stone floor,
you could do ka to the side or
floor to the side. The side is
considered a second.
Now with this intro, we're going to
explain the words of the Rama because
the Rama says
that if you turn to the side, it's mut
if if it's not an Evan mascus
that would mean even.
And then the Rama says what what should
you do?
You should spread out grass turn to the
side because they used to do
as I mentioned I don't think onra what
we do is
right I mean people are kneeling on
their knees
is that
I don't think people get flat
they give out one little tissue to put
on their suit nobody's not nobody's
doing that to their Dude, I never saw
that.
But it seems like for the knees. What?
The tissue is for the knees or for the
face?
I think most people use it for the
knees.
I think it's for the face.
You can use your towel to cover your
face.
The face needs covering as well. That's
the beginning of the sermon. No,
shouldn't have your face directly in
front of the floor.
We'll see tomorrow as Sashem. Okay.
Okay. Cultive.
