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Rabbi Akiva Teichtal

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Welcome to our gammor. Today is all a all interesting ideas, ideas for life, good advice for life, stories from the garra, stories from my own experience and let's just go. Let's just uh get into it. Shabu aloud in the Mishna. Those of us who were here yesterday, the topic was death on Shabas. Today it is partially about death on Shabas and then the Gmorrah is going to expand into other issues as well. this year's of my father for the release of all the hostages should be home very soon and for the baby with a bris today of the new grandson says the Mishna one is not allowed to close the eyelids of a mace on chabas the mace the person dies and his eyelids or eyes her his eyes are still open and there is an inion according to the zohar to close the eyes because otherwise it's a sako for the dead person. So one is not allowed to close eyes in Hebrew. Not allowed to just put your your fingers on the eyelids to shut them. That's not allowed on chabas. Why isn't that allowed on chabas? Simply because it's mukt as we have established just like you cannot move the entire mah and me is a mukt dead body is mah. Just like you can't move the entire body, so too you're not allowed to move the uh part any part of the body. Not even something as small as the eyelids should not be moved because of that's in chabas. Oh before the person dies even right before he dies and you look at you know the the machine there the EKG and it's almost all flat and the person is mish about to die. You're not allowed to close his eyes. Why?

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  1. 0:02Welcome to our gammor. Today is all a all interesting ideas, ideas for life, good advice
  2. 5:00The marshall is a candle. Imagine yourself a candle that is slowly dying down, slowly going,
  3. 9:38mentioned in Ahmed. We said before if you remember the Melik died on Shabis and Malik
  4. 14:59You don't have to guard it. You don't have to make sure that he's not harmed
  5. 19:49"When do animals attack people and even two people?" Those rare cases when we saw one
  6. 25:10lily. Why lielies? So the Oh, before we go to the other part of the story,
  7. 30:01later but because I'm online I will not say the name. A very very very famous
  8. 34:59if one of them he says something very good he says we all wait for mash
  9. 40:19see if we have Again, what's we have aurus? We have a tradition from older generations
  10. 45:12believe it but I heard it first time I fainted on the floor but basically um

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