Barechu

So you have to be very careful to know how to deal with it.

I'm still dovek bakash Barchu.

I still have ha-havetz bakash Barchu, and you have to hold on to that.

As Zay Zakriph Chaim Shelevitz is the, is, is the, the message of the Parshah.

Where did Kayin fall? Because it says, "Vayiplu panav.

Right? It comes to our mind, I might miss this part of davening.

I might miss the Barchu.

I might miss the repetition of the Amidah, et cetera.

Or I go find a mikvah, but the mikvah helps with our hachanas.

I told him, I told him, "Go to the other mikvah," which is not so far away, as I'd had experience with this, "and basically, it's okay.

You might be a little bit behind.

You might miss Barchu.

But first of all, Bar- Barchu can be heard by Krias HaTorah, and you can still make it in good time." And then I told him, "If-- Since the-- Go to the mikvah, 'cause this, this is probably gonna help you with, with, with davening better, with being present, and Hashem is guiding your s- footstep." So he went, and after Shacharis he came over to me and he thanked me, and he told me that it relieved pressure that he w- uh, had around feeling around davening, that it had to look a certain way, that he had to get there at a certain time, that he had to say these, say certain words, had to be present for different parts of the minyan.