Tzitzis

I'd like to talk about today, focus on one part of the chatzis, and that is the size of the strings, and what happens when strings rip, at one point is my chatzis kasha l'chatchila, and at one point do we say that, no, it's time to get in the chatzis.

Now, interestingly enough, one has to be careful with chatzis, because if you're wearing tzitzis that are pasol, so you're basically wearing dialed canvas beneath tzitzis.

So you're sitting there on a day like today, sweating with your woolen tzitzis, basically being over Yisurim, because your tzitzis are not kashf.

Stacker reminds me, I'll leave this for the Eilach, Sunday night, they had a Rizkha thing for the Rabbanim.

I wasn't able to be there, I had a conflicting schedule, but my chavusa was there, And Rav Dov Landau was asking kashas.

And I want to leave the Sitzus with a kasha.

We're not going to, we'll schmooze about it afterwards if anyone hasn't heard.

Because we're going off topic.

But I think it's making me crazy the whole week.

I've been thinking about it.

It's talking about a very stark kasha.

There's a very famous spiraloch in the Sitzus.

Because the mechashinach is mechadash achidash.

in Hilchah's Sukkah, that if someone sits in a stolen Sukkah, not only doesn't he get the mitzvah of Sukkah, it's achi l'chutzasot.

So the Mishtavura, the Bir Ha'Loch, he writes, that according to the Madi Yom HaMitzvah, Tzvichas Kavanah, that you have to have Kavanah for mitzvahs, if you put on your tzitzis without having Kavanah, so you're not Yehud to the mitzvah.

And if you're not Yehud to the mitzvah, so it comes out, you're wearing dull camphors, believe tzitzis, because you're not Yehud to the mitzvah.

Azai Zot, the Bir Ha'Loch.

So he asked the Kasher that the Simeon tov kuf pei vav inuch l'shefer tov kuf pei vav ve'i tov kuf pei ches.

Over there it says that you're not allowed to listen to Shefer in the bathroom.

Why? In the Merchants.

Why? Because since you have to have Kavanah Latzes, and Kavanah Latzes is kimei d'veteira, so therefore you're not allowed to think d'veteira in the bathroom, so you can't listen to Shefer in the bathroom because you can't have Kavanah Latzes.

It's a fact of Dave Landau.

So let's say a guy goes, and he puts on his tzitzis in the morning in the bathroom.

So the Chira, according to the Mishnabur, it should come out that he's wearing the whole canvas beneath tzitzis.

Because he can't have Kavanah Latzes.