Stand By His Side | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 66
How are you? Welcome back. Day 66, Pelio. We continue this section of Chola of an Ill Person. Vim Chas Vishom Yagia Achary Mabis. Let's say Chas Vishom a person a person reaches the gates of death. He's so close to passing on. Mitzvah Sakhaim all of Lamar etzlai Smitsu. It's a mitzvah for others around him to surround him and to be by his side. Zoomisa, it's talking about the time of death, Bikrias Namana Psuki Mutuchinos, and they should recite uh various verses, supplications, Uviprat and Uviprat, Amiras Shembez besed their Anabeka Chazir. They should say over and over the prayer of the 42-letter name of Akrush Baruch, arranged in the tefilo of Anubakaya, Shumasugumo Ilah Mel of Chevle, Misalamebadle, Niak Navsha, and saying these um tefilos have some great mystical powers which can lighten the pain of death. In addition, a person they should ensure that the ill person is clean. So the when the person is on his deathbed, they should ensure that his limbs aren't going out of the bed. That's some esoteric um you know concept. And the Pelios is saying that these are the parameters for a sick person. Hear this and increase. Now the Palayoit digresses and he talks now again about the sick person regarding himself. Regarding a person himself who is the Olenusekibo, She Adam Muadam Luyomobas, a person he should realize and take to heart that eventually death comes. That's why every day a person should do to Shuva. Um Vichoshkin Kishnaf Alamita certainly when a person becomes bedridden, he has a serious illness. He has to bring upon merit to be spared. He should envelop himself in great trembling. And the moment he becomes bedridden, he should not despair from help from Hashem. But a person should not wait till the sickness becomes so difficult. At that point, because if it's so difficult and he's in such pain, then he's not going to be able to do the teshuva, um, which is required of him. Therefore, before it gets to that point, he should make it a resolve, and important he should make it his resolve to do teshuva, and to figure out all his affairs, make sure no one owes him anything, meaning she doesn't owe anyone anything. Because even just having one more mitzvah, you don't understand the great benefit, how much you're adding to your merits, so that way it won't be outweighed at a time ultim of his ultimate judgment. Wishing you all the best, have a wonderful rest of your day. And Mitsusham will continue learning tomorrow.
