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Orchos Chaim of the Rosh #21 Don't Speak Before Hamotzi, Greet Every Person First
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okay good afternoon everyone we continue
in the akhashem of the rush we are up to
ois
of the rush we saw
from rebecca levenstein that there's a
concept that the rush wrote it really
for himself so this is not necessarily
um according to
the letter of the law or baseline
but rather these are the pies practices
that the rash demanded of himself and
for us
to aspire and emulate okay so we're up
to is
one should not speak between washing
their hands and making ha might see
and one should advance greetings
to
all people which includes a gentile
actually that comes from the uh rabbi
kim and zakai in ignorance zayn
that nobody ever greeted rabbi menzaka
before he first greeted them
and that's a pretty
impressive uh
feat
as rebellio destro writes
that
rabbi ahmed zaka was so involved in
learning the gemara says
he learned to all kala tarakula and he's
the guadalajara and he's the roy
sanhedrin at the time of the corbin and
the whole responsibility for the jewish
people rested on his shoulders and yet
it never happened that he
lost his vigilance to always greet the
other person first even anakri bashak
question is what do these two things
have to do with each other don't speak
between the tians yadayyim and hamitzi
and greet everyone first i mean these
seem like uh two random halachas that
are being juxtaposed the first thing we
see from here
is contrary to what people think you are
allowed to greet someone between
nithyanandam
and making
hamasi that's what the rush says don't
speak between the tel-si
and greet everyone first that implies
even between the talisman and hamilti
greet everyone first it's a very
interesting
um
now regarding not speaking between uh
till sudam and mozi that's not unanimous
by the way
it's brought in
brings two opinions some say
that you don't have to be careful
not to talk you just can't get involved
in
some kind of asec or some kind of other
occupation
and
um but it would be permitted to talk and
then the makhabar brings the yay showing
which happens to be the opinion of the
rush and that's what the russia is
saying over here that you should be
careful
now according to this latter opinion the
mission brothers says even sicho muettes
even a small conversation would be
prohibited
now in robert salo julte's
commentary on the rush
that even this latter opinion
who says
uh you should be careful it's not me
it's only a humra
and therefore it's pashat
that you're allowed to greet somebody in
between
if let's say a rav walks into the house
you absolutely
are you greet them between the tel
siddhaim and hamasi because according to
the first day you're allowed to talk and
according to the second daya
um it's only a
okay
now
here's another halacha that is
misunderstood
if somebody did speak randomly between
and hamilti
as long as you are not messy
it's not a problem
now very often many people oh if they
talk out they go to wash again why in
the world are they washing again where'd
they get this halacha from let them
reserve their no talking for the
basaknesses i think people have confused
not talking in shul with not talking
after the telstra dying not talking in
shul is may iker hadin
not talking after the telsidam is a
homuraba alma so if you only have within
you a certain amount of non-talking
ability save it for the basic nessus and
if you need to converse at a not
acceptable time save that for an entire
dime again it's better not to but
first of all there are circumstances
again
you would be shy absolutely somebody
and
what exactly is the connection between
aliyah being
and being marked shalom
it seems as follows
remember the headline of the arkhashayam
of the rash
is
he says hadvaram
the things you should be careful to turn
away from the pitfalls of
death and to be illuminated in the light
of life meaning there's certain minor
infractions
that are literally the pitfall of death
and there's certain minor
good customs that are the
really bring a great eternal
illumination
and sometimes they seem to be somewhat
contradictory there are some times that
not speaking is a trap of death namely
in between the telstra
and sometimes greeting somebody although
it might seem innocuous and minor is
actually the um
brings to eternal light
okay
base
levare
bless your creator that he satiated
the soul that yearns
if people curse you or fool or they
shame you al yash of him don't respond
allah
love him be from those who
tolerate
so again the rush seems to
join two
unconnected ideas one is to thank hashem
that he satiated your soul
and number two don't curse someone
and don't respond to insult
so let's talk about these ideas
the ramban rights in davarim that in the
mid bar we didn't eat bread and we
didn't drink wine
and the ramban says from the time the
mon fell
until we got to adam we didn't even eat
bread at all
however in the 40th year as we got
closer to human settlement
there were adoimi mayavim who would
bring us bread and water
and the gadola yusra would buy bread and
they would eat latainog not to be
satisfied but just to enjoy
what is the ramban talking about the
gadolim broadband bought bread you would
think the ameharets bought the bread
and they didn't eat because they needed
to they ate for enjoyment
so it doesn't matter isn't that
counterintuitive if you would have
expected a report about who bought the
food that wasn't needed and who bought
the food for the enjoyment you would
have thought it was the ameharez but no
that's not what happened only the godola
israel bought the bread
as they were
near the land of edom
so rav goldberg uh explains
in his commentary to achieve the rash
that
we know that the ibanezham created the
world le hasaneg as the messil
but
hashem baseline created man for
enjoyment the purpose of the enjoyment
is that we should recognize it and thank
him
now the goddaugher israel who
who ate the man recognized that their
eating of the man
was just to keep themselves alive but
they wanted to have enjoyment to be able
to thank hashem
so they were the ones who went out of
their way to buy extra food that wasn't
needed to enjoy
to be able to thank hashem but the
regular folk
who didn't feel they were on the madriga
to eat extra just to thank hashem they
figured if they're going to buy extra
food it would be just to enjoy
so they didn't do it
it's an amazing thing that it comes out
that the greater person is the more
enjoyment they're allowed to have
provided that
the enjoyment is in order to thank
hashem
so here the ramban the the rash is
saying
bless hashem that he satisfied
that soul that desires
now what is this referring to
surrey kenyawski in his commentary to
the arkhasaim of the rash
he says this is referring to
saying burkha mazza in bikhavana
that one should be careful levarec
goldberg does not accept epshad
because the focus of the words of the
rush is not thank hashem that he was
masbiyah
your goof
but
rather
he says al-hazbas hanefesh
and he instead prefers to learn like
that
god infused in food not only the ability
to satisfy the physical guth but to also
sustain the neshama
because everything in this world needs
food
physical and spiritual
and
therefore
hashem put in food the kayak that
sustains not only the goof but sustains
the ruach as well
and that's how a person is nourished
the physical component of the food
nourishes his body and the spiritual
component of the food nourishes the soul
and this what goldberg says is what the
rash means
that
you should thank hashem when you eat not
only that he nourished your body but he
also gave
nourishment and kayak to your soul
through the spiritual power which is
attached to
the food
now we'll speak tomorrow more about this
concept to be among those who are
insulted and not among
um
and not to react but what does that have
to do
with berks hamas
so goldberger explains that somebody who
recognizes and feels that he is not
entitled to
anything in this world and the food that
a coach barclay gives him
is a gift to satisfy
his body that yearns and his soul that
yearns
so that attitude
will allow one to be min hannah love in
the in him of him
but somebody who doesn't
feel the need to show gratitude
barco because they sort of take it for
granted and they feel entitled to be
able to eat
so that will prove to be very difficult
to be
able to tolerate insult and
lack of
okay we're going to hold it over here
thanks everyone for joining we'll see
everybody does hashem tomorrow same time
call to have a great night
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