Day 221 | Pele Yoeitz - Following Community Enactments

0:00 All right, everybody. Welcome back. Day three twor day two twenty-one in our Paleoid journey today. Sunday, we're going to begin a new topic called Haskamah, communal agreements. Here we go. This is Kayla. Kayla, you want to say hi? Kayla's helping us today. Right. It's important for every community in Klausra to establish these agreements, Haskamos and Takanos, Giddarim, that way people will be distant from sin. So it's important for communities to get together, to have an assifa, etc. You know, whatever it is the community is struggling with. It's near this, uh, internet, uh, you know, whatever, whatever it is. Uh Bishalola, Habasbay Tos, Whatemha, Kolofi Tsahsha, and uh part of making these um establishing uh safeguards, part of making this communal agreement is to establish safeguards that way communities shouldn't spend too much on certain things.

0:49 So, you know, tacanos for weddings, things of this sort. It's goddol, bemaskin, baby, and it's a bhisakni, has come, lambu. It's very important. That needs to be made when you make these hasgamos, you make these tacanos for a community, it has to be made with intellect because if it's something that the tsibor is not gonna be able to withhold or sorry, not gonna be able to uphold, then it's just a waste. You're gonna make everybody lose out. People are gonna violate that. So you have to make sure and sure that whatever taqanos you're you're making for this community, that most of the tsibor is going to be able to follow.

1:30 Every community needs to be taken into account, and every member, not well, you can't take every single member into account, but the communities at large have to be taken into account. Can they uphold this particular thing? So it has to be made with proper balance and proper intellect and wisdom. Who's wise? Somebody who sees what's going to be.

4:44 You're gonna cause people to do sin. If it isn't gonna stand, then call a kabot. Hopefully it'll be done. Wishing you all the best. If it's a sham, we'll see you tomorrow. See you.