Rav Leibish Hundert explores the mitzvah of Tzitzis through Chassidus and p'nimiyus HaTorah.
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[Music] so happy to be part of this new initiative to learn together about the fabulous mitzvah of citizens and uh the first wondrous quality i'd and uh the first wondrous quality i'd like to mention about sitsis is that this is a mitzvah that must belong to you personally there are very few mixes like that in the torah and sitsis is one of them this garment that proclaims that we are servants of hashem hashem once in the midst of time that sits is to go on a garment that belongs to us that has entered that private circle that individualized space of things that individualized space of things that belong to me in the big wide world out there there are those special things that become ours and that word in the torah of it being yours is connected to another place in the torah where it is counting the omer remember the mitzvah of counting the omer from the time that we first cut the first crops
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- 0:31and uh the first wondrous quality i'd like to mention about sitsis is that this is…
- 1:01individualized space of things that belong to me in the big wide world out there there…
- 1:32first crops and just like those crops of barley and wheat are growing up and standing…
- 2:02bracha and put the tittis on possibly a way of understanding this is that hashem when…
- 2:32being on our goof on our body that this should be done standing up we should…
- 3:03hashem we should receive this myth and receive hashem's love wrap ourselves in it standing up…
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