Why Kiss The Mezuzah?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Avi Slansky’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

We walk by Mesy kiss it and we move on. So much so it's it's literally it's a reflex. We could train the dog to do the same thing. We could train dogs to walk by and kiss something. It's a reflex. What are we really supposed to be doing? And it's it's actually fascinating. It's actually the brings it down. The writes it that there's actually a pulse you're supposed to say when you touch the muzm help me guard me. What is the muza? Muza protects the house. protects the house from the elements when I come home. When I go out, when I come home, I

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1. 0:00We walk by Mesy kiss it and we move on. So much so it's it's literally…
2. 0:33say, "Thank you, Hashem. You allowed me to come home. When I go out, I ask…
3. 1:06like, "Nothing. It just happens." It's beautiful. It is. And it's built into our life. It's…

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