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To: Simcha THE VUES • BROOKLYN/FIVE TOWNS - 718.377.8016 JULY 6 to JULY 12, 2013 14 The Torah teaches us, “U’shmartem es mitzvosai v’asisem osom – You should guard My mitzvos and perform them.” Rashi explains the word u’shmartem to refer to the study of the mitzvos and the meaning therefore would be that we can only properly fulfi ll the mitzvos if we learn how to do them correctly. Thus, the Mishnah in Pirkei Avos teaches us that a boor, an ignoramus, cannot be a yirei cheit, a sin fearing person, because his is not familiar with the laws. So, for example, we cannot fulfi ll properly the mitzvah of prayer without studying the defi nitions of the words of our prayers. So too, we cannot converse correctly if we haven’t studied the laws of Lashon Hara. And it goes without saying that we cannot observe Shabbos properly without learning the complexities of the thirty-nine prohibited labors of Shabbos. Perhaps, Rashi also means something else as well. It is only with the proper study of the mitzvos that we can perform them feelingly and meaningfully for, if we haven’t studied the reasons behind the mitzvos, then our performance will be robot-like and bland. The Chayei Adam introduces another fundamental lesson from our verse. He says that the word u’shmartem also means to anticipate as when the Torah tells us about Yaakov. “V’aviv shomar es hadovar – And his father (Yaakov) looked forward to the matter (the fulfi llment of Yosef’s dreams).” The Chayei Adam elaborates that, as much as possible, we should avoid doing mitzvos on the spur of the moment. Rather, we should take a little time in anticipation to prepare for them. In that way, he says, we will do them thoughtfully rather that mechanically. The Gemora in Berachos tells us that the Chasidim HaRishonim, the ancient pious ones, used to spend a shaah preparing themselves before davening. Surprisingly, this is mentioned in Shulchan Orech. The classic defi nition of shaah is an hour though nowadays the majority of people don’t even spend an hour on their prayers. However, the word shaah is also translated as a moment – for the word shaah also means to turn, as in the posuk, “V’el minchoso lo sha-asah – To his meal offering He did not turn.” It takes only a moment to turn and it is for this type of shaah that the Shulchan Orech is referring. We all must spend at least a moment before praying to contemplate that we are now standing in front of Hashem and talking to Him. Similarly, we should take a moment before putting on tefi llin to think that we binding our hands and binding our minds to the service of Hashem. One of my favorite examples of this discipline is a story concerning the Skulena Rebbe. He was once seen going to a public restroom. Upon coming out, he went right in again and then came back out again. When asked about this, he explained that as he left the restroom, he saw that no one else was there and he wanted to turn off the light to save money for the public. Now, this is a mitzvah of hashovas aveidah, returning something that would have been lost to the public. He didn’t want to do this mitzvah without doing some preparation but he didn’t want to prepare in the restroom. So, he went out, made his mental preparation, and went back in to shut off the light and then he came back out again. Another classic example of such behavior is how Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach, Zt”l, Zy”a, used to keep a tiny container of water in his pocket. Before entering his home, he would take out the water and apply some to straighten out his beard. He would explain that since he lived in harmony with his rebbetzin, and the Talmud teaches us, “Ish v’isha sholom beineihem, Shechina shru’ah beineihem – A husband and wife who live in peace with each other, the Divine Presence is in their midst.” He therefore was straightening out his hair in preparation for receiving the Shechina. The Chayei Adam concludes that he knows from personal experience that any time he did a mitzvah on the spur of the moment, his mitzvah observance suffered. Finally, the word u’shmartem can mean to pine for something and this too is the proper attitude for mitzvos. We should train ourselves to look forward doing our mitzvos. The premier example of this attitude is the mitzvah of sefi ra. That on a national level we demonstrate in unison an excited countdown towards Torah. But this should be a mindset for all of our mitzvos. We should look forward to the time we spend in shul rather than being the fi rst one to fold up our tallis and make it to the exit. In the merit of fi ne tuning our mitzvah performance, may Hashem bless us with long life, good health, and everything wonderful. THE RIGHT WAY TO DO OUR MITZVOS by, Rabbi Moshe Meir Weiss “We should avoid doing mitzvos on the spur of the moment. We should take a little time in anticipation to prepare for them...we will do them thoughtfully rather that mechanically.” thevuesonline.com JULY 6 to JULY 12, 2013 15 If anyone was to tell us that in 2013 we would still be involved in this project, we would have laughed at the idea. In Feb. 2006, six months aft er the expul- sion of 1,600 families from Gush Katif and destruc- tion of their homes and businesses, we were made aware that there were young people anxious to marry but their par- ents did not have the means to make the weddings and provide basic household items for these couples to set up their new homes. Th us was born the Gush Katif Kal- lot Project, which has provided to date, basic household items and a cash gift to each of the chatanim and kallot of Gush Katif who turn to us for help. Even seven years later, there are still many families struggling fi nancially, and coping with PTSD and medical prob- lems far exceeding the general popula- tion. With poorly planned legislation, the Israeli government has not covered all compensation for homes and busi- nesses, and has certainly not dealt with the medical and psychological ramifi ca- tions of its wicked actions. Th ough meant to be a temporary project, we are witness to the genuine fi nancial need and emotional support that we provide with this special chesed. In recent years we have had to reduce the gift package from $1,800 to $1,000 due to economic downturn and dif- fi culty in raising funds. Every penny raised goes to the project as we have no “offi ce” expenses. We are committed to continuing this project until there is no longer the need. Th e families repeat all the time that we are the only ones who still remember them and their continued diffi culties. Please allow us to continue to help them marry off their children honorably and generously. • Make a virtual shower for a Gush Katif Kallah in your home or commu- nity • Twin a simcha of yours with a wedding of a Gush Katif chatan or kal- lah • Send us your generous donation in memory of a loved one, or in merit of a Refuah Shlaima for someone you know Regarding a Refuah, the Steipler Gaon, zt’l, explained that in our morn- ing tefi llot, “Ailu Dvarim She’Adam Ochel Perotaihem ....” the mitzvah of Hachnassat Kallah comes between Bi- kur Cholim and Levayat Hamet. Th is is a strange placement for a happy mitz- vah. Th e Steipler explained that the reason is, this mitzvah has the power to be a buff er between Bikur Cholim and Levayat Hamet. Th at is, it provides the merit of the refuah in order that there will not have to be a levaya, G-d forbid. For more information, e-mail Shoshan- na Schilit at srschilit@yahoo.com. To make a donation, make out your check to Central Fund of Israel, earmark the memo to Gush Katif Kallot Project, and mail to Moshe Schilit, 413 Grand Street, Apt. F204, New York, N.Y. 10002 Gush Katif Kallot Project 900 Couples, k”h...and Counting SPECIAL NINE DAYS MENU Come Try Our Sunday to Thursday Lunch Buffet 12pm-3pm FREE soda with any dinner purchase valid until 7/31/13 Coupon 4815 12th Ave. • 718.686.7500 www.orchideamenu.com Reservation Required ktrah ckj • iah jne • in ihrsvn • ihrsvnv Under the Strict Rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Dovid Bech Rav of Cong. 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