Laws of Tefillin Part 7 - Rabbi Michael Mansour 5782

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

somebody and people are praying hashem we have a few extra peers loan appears that sometimes people come here we apply for them but we go to school and they don't have and you go to a shoe and they don't have loan appeals what do you do it's better that you shouldn't pray with them and you should pray by yourself and borrow the feeling after somebody takes it off in order that you should read kenyatta my impression when i stay with feline it's better than you should break with the cebu without the feeling now this is a big difference because it's brought down that if let's say somebody's going to pray by himself and his mind makes a vacation while he's praying he ends up in miami a lot of times they're praying they end up in miami so then you're not you'd say if you laugh it's be aki there's a difference between if you pray with them or you pray the afib when you pray with them even if you don't have kavanagh the fruit of the cebu it brings up because but if you're praying by yourself you have to be much more in tune to be makaven

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1. 0:28somebody and people are praying hashem we have a few extra peers loan appears that sometimes…
2. 0:58them and you should pray by yourself and borrow the feeling after somebody takes it off…
3. 1:28and his mind makes a vacation while he's praying he ends up in miami a lot…
4. 1:59because if you don't have kavanagh when you're praying by yourself so then you're in for…
5. 2:30was here i met dion's grandson um he said kiriyachi man the morning but then i…
6. 3:00put on the tiffy name before and they say the kitty kiriyachi however what you do…
7. 3:30you're not allowed to put on katrina by night what happens could you borrow somebody's feeling…
8. 4:00you do it then you could do it but you have to i think over there…

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