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The Halachos of Simcha on Shabbos and Yom Tov - In honor of Shavuos
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Good evening.
Thank you to anytime to spread to people
everywhere, every time. Anytime
to the
for putting together these amazing
booklets. this shear which is called
it's the
of which we know we have on
where it says
as we'll soon see what are the and the
parameters of on shabas do we have the
same of or is it different take a look
at your at your introduction page.
Person doesn't like to eat meat.
It's a subject a discussion on doesn't
like to eat meat.
Is he have a responsibility
to use the
does that mean
and
only what's the
was The of that state regarding is that
the same on Shabas does it apply to
Shabas or not
or maybe you could say even though there
is a shabas but it's not like let's
learn the if you turn first to the first
page where it says one over here on top
which on the bottom
is page Six. The par
says
the says you should be happy. later on
at the bottom of the page
there's a
what does that
mean
practically says the Rambam and say
mitzvah
take a look at page number 27 it's right
over there
we have responsibility to be.
And how do we do this mitzvah? So
halfway down
it says [clears throat]
we're because of that
which means to have meat, to have wine,
new clothing,
sweets,
yumpt parties where the kind can eat
sweet food etc. And during
According
to the
thatro
was
which we celebrated were
of
and indeed in if you turn to the next
page please on page number eight at the
bottom, three on top.
A person has to be happy
means in a good mood.
Him, his wife, his children
a love.
It's your
to make your family happy. That's part
of the father/husband's
responsibility.
You have to give the kids what they
enjoy. You have to give the women I know
this might not sound so uh appealing to
you.
jewelry
according to what he can afford.
You have to give them to eat as well.
That's of the
that's
what's with Shabas. The Shabas have
these same responsibilities.
If you look on page number nine, the NE,
keep it open right there. Just let your
eyes do the walking.
It's a quote from the cifi in state that
include shabas which sounds like shabas
and y have the same indeed turn to page
five on top 10 at the bottom a quote
from the same parish in the
if you look at the where that's marked
off again on page 10 at the bottom.
The
gives a remedy
right is also
is shabas. And indeed on the next page
from all of these
are that the
shabas and is similar parallel to the
it can't be
it can't be it can't be that the den of
sim shabas is exactly like yam
One of the biggest rias is a
is that if a person started a during the
week and yumptive came along ais is
over. If someone lost a family member
this week, no matter what day in the
week and they start sitting Shiva, even
if someone was nif they started sitting
Shiva tomorrow, by tomorrow evening
Shiva is over and there wasn't seven
days it was just the amount of time the
person sat because Yam hacked up.
If someone is nif during
like my mother's
is
like my mother's was on on on um now
pesak. So we couldn't start shiva until
we were able to bury her and we weren't
able to bury her till after shabas after
y after shabas. So
[clears throat and snorts]
and even if I could bury her on
it doesn't start
that's
a to
shabas however
shabas there's no aisio
but shabas is it counts
and it continues a person who sits sha
from before shabas continues through
shabas no if the sim is the zela so then
why aren't the same and if you look
indeed at page number 12 seven on top 12
on the bottom
in per
says it's the gray area says
Shabas
even though Shabas is a is part of the
dim of a
reg.
Why?
And why is there no ais on Y?
because
it doesn't say no.
We have all of these
that Shabas has a well obvious like we
said did have a sim. So then you'd have
the same that you have on Yam. But the
truth is the of written by Yam. It's
just Shabas is included. But now we have
a little bit of a Shila. So regarding
how is one to understand this D of
Shabas. It's obviously not like the D of
Y. What kind of D is it? That's number
one. Number two, the shagasar
on page 917 at the bottom. The
shagasakash
the shagar is that the den of sim that's
the
den of
only starts on yumpt on the day when you
can eat carbon but lean
specifically
as soon as we'll see in a moment he
quotes that there's no of eating buser
and there's no Indian of
he asks
should be on the first night of of sukus
because there's no
you can't be
let's see this inside
page number 17
Even though we have discussed in
previous chapters that the
doesn't need a and doesn't need a
carbon. There is
of
[clears throat] the shag is about to
endeavor in in a hashita that holds
holds that there's no carbon
where and even back in the times of the
bas there was no that was
that you ate on at least
so there was no mitzvah of which was
even though he says the riff disagrees
he from a
if you look at the second column
The shag's position is that
is not on the first night and Therefore
he goes on to ask so if
the there's no so why is it that the
should at least go into the night and
[snorts] if a person buried someone on
they should be a during the day into the
night until the next day
would be different. That's right.
You was sukus.
>> Oh, so
Reb A says that he sat for half an hour
according to the sha you should have sat
longer. We need to address that shila.
That's the question over here. A and B
if there is a if there is a so then why
isn't
so then why doesn't get just like to
answer this and to learn the let's take
a look let's go back to page 14 at the
bottom
I think it's from a
He begins with quoting the shag page 14.
Here comes a major
fromki.
Watch
brings the we just mentioned.
He asks,
he asks, "Why is there not a if there's
no
he brings
Razovski
there's the
on
and the of
is
which means it's qualitatively two
different types of
let us explain let's read the
Even if the shagus area is correct that
there's no
because there's no carbon.
It is a day of because the Tyra called
it a day of sim
the when you can act when you can
participate in the is only during the
day but it doesn't take away from the
of that is
to
to practically participate in that's
only during the day. But if you
understand that
right or like we quoted the
which means I don't need to do anything
in order for it to be a day of it's a
day of
and therefore even though there's no
carbon and there's no possibility of
eating but it's the antithesis to a
which is a day of sadness.
Why is
on happy days? On happy days there is no
a but on shabas
shabas is different. Shabas isn't a yim.
Shabas is a day that we're supposed to
be.
There's a between Shabas and Yumpt.
Yumpt is a day of
Shabas is a day that you're supposed to
be.
Therefore the aus
which is a day which of sadness
shabas which isn't a day of sim isn't a
steer to the din of aos
is you can't be you can't act before so
one second ra I'll get to you in one
second wants to ask aasha yam is a day
of a day of sim is a steer to a day of
shabas. When the when the says we
include [snorts]
it means that you have a of being
but it doesn't mean it is particularly a
day of so the aos of of of a person of
doesn't go away on shabas
take a look
he brings down for example you're not
supposed to
on Shabas. Why you not on Shabas?
Because
Shabas is not the same day of the iss
like
but it's not a day of
like it is but it's a day that you're
and on your
AB what did you want to ask? is that
shabas
even though even though it doesn't knock
out the the you still don't sit sh on
right so even if the first day was you
also if it was uh you wouldn't sit for
anyway because it's just like
>> so they can hear your kash on Torah
anytime and let me tell them what you're
asking I'll repeat your question you're
saying is there really isn't Isn't there
really no difference between shabas and
yumpt because you're not sitting shiva
on shabas? And the answer is no. That's
not true.
>> You sit in sh
>> more than that.
>> If you wouldn't sit
>> even the
even the
private things on shabas is because of a
must have not explained it well enough.
Let me say it again because obviously
you did you're asking the means I didn't
do a good job of explaining it. There's
a
shabas. There's a
Let's talk about the difference on
there's a there's a
you speak Yiddish, right?
Which means you have to act as we'll
soon see. But it's not a day
of sim
on the other hand is a day that is a day
defined as a day of sim. So therefore is
a steer to the
shabas is not
that the of shabas. What you do on
shabas gets in the way of a or a veis
gets in the way of shabas aisio.
But in as much as it's not a steer to it
like in private the veis is still there.
If shabas would have been a day of sim
like yumpt then when shabas comes it
would be over and you would not continue
after shabas and it wouldn't count. The
fact that it's means it counts. So the
ais is still prevalent but it's sub it's
subliminal. It's hidden. Why is that?
Because the of Shabis is a day where you
are
versus which is a day of this answers
the shagasar's question says
this means that even whether you're
eating a carbon or you're not eating the
carbon it doesn't matter the y itself is
a stero and indeed you see in practice
there's a very big difference between
the denim of sim Shabas oft
for example on Y there's a we said
Shabas doesn't have that [snorts] it's
at clothing if you take a look
on page
36 or 25.
It's
It says
it looks like this page over here. It'll
be page 36
or 25 on top.
You have to be with two kick rice.
The clothing
has to be nicer than the big day shabas
says the mission over here.
You don't have to go into debt to buy
nice clothing. It has to do with how
much a person can afford.
>> [snorts]
>> But if you want to know does the big day
and the big day is the same. No. The of
big
because of the like [clears throat] we
saw earlier like we saw in the we saw
how you with food with with clothing
that's yumptive shabas doesn't have
that. As a matter of fact, if you look
on page 16, which is 26 at the bottom,
16 on top, the Tyrus brings that the
of
is
on shabas. The of yumptive is as we saw
in doing physical acts of sim what you
eat how you wear on shabis it's what we
call in Hebrew pi it's more innovic take
a look at the
he brings down the following
It's the middle of a
when we said earlier this evening in the
beginning of the year that
Shabas is included. We saw the
balaturator. You saw the shabas is aim
but like we said it's
it's a different type of because it
doesn't say
in shabas by the
but don't we say
don't we say that
let's be media how we refer to the
onabas versus take a look.
It doesn't say
in the because the day of Y is a of
[snorts]
Shabis is not the of Y. So what kind of
Simka is it?
with you
in the relationship you have with the
I'll prove it to you.
[clears throat]
The terret says, you know what that
question meant? How could you say
the
you should be happy with your
relationship with the that's what we're
with. And indeed
the in of sim of Shabas takes on a whole
different of than it does on Yam. Look
at these
on page 35 which is 24. That's
we ask the a person says
I don't like meat.
You have to eat meat on have to meat eat
meat. Eat meat on intim. We saw
that
is
because there's a that you have to be
right outward nice food, nice clothing.
That's
not here.
you'll enhance your shabas, but it's not
necessarily a desecration
that I didn't keep the shabas where I'm
supposed to. Why? But there's a like
there's a
in the
therefore when we talk about Rabbi Sai
as we're about to see
this year
is unique. I mean shuis comes every year
but not always are we to have shuis on a
Friday shabas. What's so special about
Friday Shabas? Kazal tell us that was
they didn't get the Tyra on day 50. They
actually got the Tyra on day 51 when we
hear init.
We keep two days.
the second day of was the day that got
the
and say even though there's a between
if it was or
that day that got thera was shabas like
this year this year is a replica of what
it was like back then in
it was shabas the day second day of or
the day after that
and what does it mean
what's the in that if you look at the
over here in this booklet moral says
something fascinating it's on page 29 9
or 40 at the bottom.
The where the great three lines on the
top is
everything has a special time.
Everything
everything has its special time when
it's when it's
like it says
Everything as
if you want to know when is this man for
that's
bean.
When did we become a separate nation?
When did we become
when did anti-semitism begin? When we
got the Tyra lama nikrai
says the Garan Shabas. Why is it called?
You know why?
because of their hatred. Anti-semitism
began at that mountain. when we became a
nation and when did we become a nation
when we accepted the Tyra and when was
that
time you see right when we celebrate
we say
the brings down
one of the earlier
uh that maybe the river brings things
down that the gear was
[clears throat]
that we said on P was
because
[snorts]
the freedom and the complete freedom
didn't become complete was not fully
completed until we got the Tyra. That
was the complete. So our freedom and
[clears throat] our his of becoming a
nation happened when at Hari. So on
shabas
that's when we became
says the
through
[snorts]
our development
shabas is a time that's very mim only to
yen
You take a person and put him in outer
space
without
a helmet and without take an astronaut.
What happens when you put him in outer
space and you take off his helmet and
noan? He has no oxygen.
Us yeeden we were born in outer space.
When we are keeping Shabas, that's our
mochum.
When someone who's not Jewish tries to
emulate a Jew on Shabas,
it doesn't work. They're in a where
there's no
that is
for people who are
like we say so often.
atus mitz to be different than every
other nation. What's the mitsus of a
nation? When they take up, how does a
nation become a nation? They go conquer
a piece of land and it becomes theirs.
They're called amit
because they identify. The Chinese
identify with their land. Americans
identify with their land. We identify as
people when we left civilization.
in a place that can't sustain life. You
can't live there for more than a day or
two. Thousands, hundreds of thousands of
men, women, children, millions in desert
and you're going to go live in a place
that doesn't sustain life. You can't
that's that's not normal. But the terror
is we were relying on the and he
surrounded us with that. That was the
when was this.
So
our connections
at
we accepted your
said you are
that's when we clenched our essence and
who we are has no sh to that this is
for
there's a certain jealousy. Somebody
told me that President Trump is coming
up the block. So they asked me, "You're
going to go see." Do you know what I
said? I'm too [clears throat] busy, the
I have a better king. I have a better
king to be busy with. I'm busy with the
Thank you, Hashem, that he's coming so I
can really show how important you are.
What an opportunity I have. I can show
that in with an opportunity of walking
to see he's a great person and he helps
the Eden and he's good for America. This
is not a political conversation. But you
know what? I'm too busy. I have a
relationship with the abisher. How can
you want me to forgo the time that I
could spend with the aishar and spend it
with a dumb with [clears throat] a
person's flesh and blood? The aish's
relationship is much more important.
That's what I'm clenching that. I don't
have time for anything else. My most
important, our most important
relationship is with the
and I want to finish off with this.
The last page
they quote this I think it comes from
from his father the stipler
there's a greater understanding the
when he had a sug that he learned during
the week and shabas came along and he
was not able to understand it during the
weekday as well as he understood it on
shabas
The verb is
we can understand better. Every shabas
that comes around throughout the year is
a reenactment of the shabas. Especially
this year when we're such a beautiful
relationship the
has a
which makes the day
the shabas is in the of our relationship
with the it's a day of because of that
relationship the
it's a we have with you it's not about
what we eat. It's not about how we
dress, but it's about who we are and how
we're related to the
to cherish the beautiful relationship
that we have with Hashem to celebrate
it. disive when you go to and there's a
canopy and there's a and there's a
there's a a wedding and a bond between
Clausius and the Aish that's what makes
us special and no one in the world has
that unique specialness a good and a
good chabist to Clausal Israel.