More Moed Than Chol | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 97
Alright, how are you? Day 97, Pelayo. It's short topic today. We're going through Khhal Hamoid, right? Because we're no Khalmoid, right? No, but let's do it. There must be some level of divine ashkacha, because there always is. Um so I'm sure we could, you know, connect it to something that's going on. Okay, Yoduamana Rabusin Uzal, it's not Khazal Seshama Vaza, some khalamoid, somebody who disregards the holidays, meaning in particular he disregards the intermediate days that which we we call chalamoid. And our rabbis explained to Hainu Shinoig minakal bachilah, where a person conducts these intermediate days in the realm, just like it's like any other day, even though in reality it's really a mulit. People just trample upon them. People say, and somebody transgresses over this and takes it lightly, they don't have a portion of the world to come, the prophet, Rabim Avru, especially when it comes to Khalamoid, like we're talking about, many make the mistake, um, you know, they get just so comfortable doing things that they think is permitted, and so they're just gonna go ahead and do it. They don't know really what's us or what's mutter, and maybe they're just not aware, and so he's gonna tell us, learn about it. They're just involved in things, um, where you know, whether forms of work or they're matters of like they're playing card games, just wasting time. Or they eat um either nothing or they eat like it's a weekday, even though remember it's really a yantif, and yantif you're supposed to eat in a positive way, in a spiritual way. But shem at shem should uh have mercy on them. If a person doesn't know, go to learn up the books or ask your rabbi, what's permitted, what type of work is allowed on chalomoid, and what is not. A person should be careful to eat and drink on these days, because it's a yantif lahdulban kurdish been a kh to separate between kadush and childas, he shouldn't commit a spiritual suicide. Um we'll pick up with this section of Chalomoid tomorrow, wishing you an amazing, wonderful rest of your day.
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