The Incredible Segula of Dancing on Simchas Torah | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 89
Chhever, how are you? Day 89 Pelyo as we continue and we're gonna finish the section of Chassan. Here we go. We would find great sages dancing before the cala. Look if they didn't have a yitzahara. But now in our times, um we're not holding on that level, and so men and women should not mix even at a time of mourning. Koshikane Baida and Khadva, certainly during a time of rejoicing, Shemhaya Ta'revis and Oshimanoshima, Satan Raki Benaim and Nafekhorbah, right? If the men and the woman are mingling in a way, then the Satan dances amongst them, and that leads to devastation. It will turn gladness into sorrow, heaven forbid. Man with man, woman with woman, keep it separate. Baal Yero Elohim, they shouldn't be seen together, mixed gender. This is a fascinating thing. I never heard this before until I read this. Okay. It says about Yzevel, um, who was a wicked woman. Shekh Shaqlu, Isaac Lovum, her punishment was that she was eaten by Dao. She know what a Dao gives, a Dao gives a dog. She was eaten by dogs. But they they didn't touch her head or her hands or her feet. Why? Because she celebrated for the brides. She went out to greet the brides. She would dance and clap, and therefore, um, those parts of her body that were involved in that incredible mitzvah, they weren't touched by the dogs. I mean, incredible. Okay. A person should be and can be a little bit lax with his own honor for the sake of heaven. In order to bring joy to the chasan and kala. In this way, um, he will be exulting in his maker. So maybe you the person doesn't feel so comfortable, you know, dancing or whatever. So push yourself a little bit, even though you feel a little bit silly, you know, you're not doing something any wrong or inappropriate. Push yourself and um to do that. Okay, um minhog, um inagim shaisol, tire shaisum chasni terbechos, some chas tarius man, such all you saw. Now that we were talking about achassan, he digresses to talk about the chassan tairah, which we give to some, right? Somebody usually buys by the kibbutin of simchas, chasan taira chasin voracious. We call it that. It's such an incredible simcha, just like by an actual wedding. This is a wedding like for the tira. It's a tremendous time of joy, rejoicing. Yisma Hisabah is the Simcha Shall Mitz of the Gumar Shal Tara. The fact that we're completing the Tara, it's a tremendous joy. The Khain Hamarbe Alismai Probabos, especially, to celebrate an increase in joy on the Yantif during the Hakafos, right? Remish like mimicking uh Ariel Khasna, Minak, Hasidim, Anjima Fazes, Ulakalafne, as safar and pious individuals and men of great stature. They have the custom to dance before the Torah's girls, Bishiras, Vesishbachos, Machos, Vegil, with songs and praises and gladness and joy. The Sagula Nefla, doing such, dancing on Sumchas Torah, is a tremendous sagula Torah for his children to merit the crown of Tara. The way that we dance on Sumchas Torah has a special impact on our children and our children's children to give in them and bestow upon them the crown of Tara. The prevalent custom of these chassanim of Tarah, the Khassan Tarahis, is that they make a big su'da, they make a sudas mitzu, but waday mitzva rabahi. Certainly it's a great mitzah to do this. However, they shouldn't be like too over the top. Because then some people, you know, they're they're gonna they're not gonna want to do this, they're gonna want to, you know, get this aliyah because it's too um it's too expensive to make the the suda. It's worth it for a person, a person should get chasned bracius at least once in his lifetime. Ach ilu devarim shainlam shir, it's something that that cannot be defined. Shloye mitzvah ba' aveira, right? Don't do this a mitzvah at the same time you're doing an Aveira. Vemokangilo Shamtei R'adlah in the place where there's rejoicing there should be trepidation, it has to be done right. That's the point. How incredibly dangerous and silly would it be that on the day that we celebrate the Torah that we should go against and transgress the Torah? That would be backwards. A person, should follow the Torah, what it says in its proper measure and volume, and in so doing, we will merit the crown of Torah. We're going to merit to see the building of the Bay Samikdesh by his Shlishi speedly in our days, wishing you an amazing, wonderful rest of your day. And Rinz Hashem. Tomorrow we'll pick up on a new topic the topic of paying debts.
