The Potential Danger of Rubbing Your Hands Together After Netilas Yadayim - MB DH Siman 162 Seif 5-7

Okay, good morning everyone. We're continuing. You know, when you learn, you seem the profoundity of is as any inra. Okay, we're up to we're going to try to do today perhaps and beyond and then we're going to go back and see dalled. Basically, what we want to clarify is there are many different levels. The biggest problem as we'll see is if a different person touches your hand. Next level is if a hand that wasn't washed touches your hand, it's a problem perhaps even if you use raas. Certainly, it's a bigger problem if you didn't do raas. That's what it came out from yesterday. Regarding wet um clay handles, according to Mishabura, it's only an issue if you don't use a raas other bring other potential problems. But let's we'll reexamine that tomorrow. Today, let's go further. Based on what we wrote, it will become clear. If you remember the beginning of the beginning of is if you poured water on one hand and you rubbed it into the other hand uh you're up the creek without a paddle because now each hand has tuma from another hand that cannot be removed. But based on what we wrote that one hand becomes tummy rubbing with the other it's only if you washed one hand and then you rubbed it against its friend. But if you want initially to wash the two hands together you could. They're both considered like one hand and they don't they're not each other. So began that if you poured on one hand and rubbed it on the other. Now we're learning that that's only when you want to wash one at a time where if you want to wash one and rub it on its friend but if you want to wash the two hands together they're like one hand they're not each other even four or five people who put their hands next to each other or on top of each other it's like one hand and they don't contaminate each other says mush But if you only wash one and you pour from the water on hand one onto the second one even without touching it and your in even if your intent was initially to pour on the second So if you pour on the right hand and then whatever water is still on the right hand you drip down on the left hand then it's going to be a problem. This procedure that the hands are not each others only if you wash them together. We learned earlier that you don't need a for each one. You could use one raas for two. You could use a raas and a half for three or four people provided that it reaches each person's hand the appropriate Let's say you washed your two hands. The right hand by itself, the left hand by itself. And then you thought about it and now you changed your mind and you said, "You know what? I'm going to wash them both together." He said, "I says you could wash the two hands together." So after the guy decides he's going to put the two hands together for and the two hands touch each other and you pour both of them together because when you combine the two hands together the hands become by touching each other. Because the water that's on the right hand is the water that's on the left hand and also it's the hand. And now when you wash the is not going to be because now you have on your hands water from a different hand. It's going to contaminate the You're going to have to dry your hands and wash them both together. Certainly, you should be careful not to touch with a hand that you only washed once the second hand that you already washed twice that if you wash each hand and then you put your two hands together for they're going to become they're going to contaminate each other because the first waters when they're less than they contaminate each other and to wash both of them together that is even with one ra This is somewhat lava. You don't have to wash them both together. You could wash them separately. It means you're allowed to wash them both together with one. Now this is what I was bothered by. Why does the Rama say you have to be very careful that if you washed one hand once, let's say you washed your left hand once and your right hand twice, don't take your left hand and touch your right hand. Really? That's not true. We learned yesterday you could we learned yesterday that once your hand is tawar because again either because you poured or because you washed it will not accept from the other hand. We learned that in now we we didn't learn it straight out. We learned So what's the Rama saying? The answer is the that we learned in you have to dry it is the rama over here in however there is an opinion uh the first opinion that once your hand is the says you don't have to the says once a hand either had a ra on it or hadim on it it's no longer susceptible to so that's the first day in the The second day that you do need to dry it is the Rama that we're learning here inv who holds it. The mug so badly wanted us to learn that he canled our trip. He said don't come to visit me. Don't don't come. Stay home. Learn it. It's more important to learn it. There are more mug of rums on this page of the Mishnaba than you know now that's why I one of the reasons why I wanted to see inv before we go back and review. So tonight you have homework. Tonight I want everybody to where it says that's the middle of I want everybody to re review the second part of with the Mishnabas and the going from V to me alif and that's the plan what we're going to review tomorrow But at least today we saw that Rama is of the opinion that even if your hand is completely tar it's still susceptible to not everybody agrees to that the seems to say no once your hand is covered either with or with it won't become at least um fine Now, when you're rubbing your hands, oh, be careful when the rubbing. Be careful that you don't touch outside of the place where the water fell because they're going to it's going to be metame. So, maybe you know, you don't typically see people rubbing. You don't typically see people rubbing. Maybe in where you live, but I don't typically see people rubbing in in places where they're not drying the cup. They're definitely not rubbing their hands. But rubbing is dangerous. Rubbing could be lethal. Why? Because if you go out of the if you start rubbing and you, you know, get distracted and you touch the wrist, finish, you got to wash again. So it's a it's to rub. Let's see the mish because again the mab says if you're if you touch now rubbing is very important um rubbing completes tahara gamura. Where was where is the the Ramos said that's in B. The never said to rub your hands. The Ramos said you need to and it's not fine. One second. However, it's very cababalistic. Alpa, you got to rub. Mhm. Okay. So definitely it's a mitzvah to rub the qu the only problem is it's dangerous. How dangerous is it? Says even if you pour or you poured water twice on both hands. If you touch your wrist, if you touch any area that's above where the water went, your hands are tummy. Ah, well says not so fast. The is going that you only have to wash the fingers. The you only have to wash the fingers. But above the fingers, meaning that palm even though you don't have to wash, it's still a because forum you have to wash there. Therefore, if you only wash your fingers and now when you do your hands your fingers touch your hands, you're up the creek without a paddle. Therefore, it's going to be your wet hand. But if you wash your whole hand until your wrist, you don't have to be concerned to wash your wrist. It's not a coin to anyone. By the way, not anyone. Not anyone. There is the of the says that it is a and therefore if you do you should still be careful not to touch your wrist in deference to the but if you did it's okay it's so so shif is not lethal it's only lethal in the world of the which might be the reason why the said never said to do it in the first place you'll never see the who says to do I cabalistically you're right the says it's better it's better to be mimitzvah than to be say the Indian you know in the world of the ship is you know for closet but in the world of the ra that you're washing your whole hands the ramo is the one who said you need to do why because there's no real concern there there's a slight minor not to touch the wrist because according to the it's still but it's not a real concern. By the way, what I just said that I'm adding that that the reason why the says does not say to do ship and the Rama says to do ship because in the world of doing is because you're only washing your fingers and then it's very likely you're going to touch your hand. In the world of Rama, it's all good. The concern that you don't touch above the area that was washed is only while your hands are wet. Once your hand is dry, you don't have to be careful at all. Even if that area became dirty, it doesn't matter if you touch your wrists. Once you already purified your hands and you dry them, um bum bum. Now the points out that there are that voice is not a makum that we also had before. It's not unanimous in the world of the that you only have to wash your fingers that the palm is a makum. According to the you only have to wash your fingers. You could argue that even the palm is not a makum but there are many that it is but certainly above the is not okay we'll hold it over here today I kept it short okay okay tomorrow with your permission let's review the end of dalled also I like starting the page on Monday you know I I have a I have a spired for starting the page on Monday. Okay, let's hold it. >> Recording stopped.