Hilchot Ben Ish Hai with Rav Ovadia - Shiur 5

Now, the part of the gedil You have to make it also different parts.

You have 10 ksharim, five of each one, two.

And then between them, you have going with the shamash, so to speak, around.

And there are different minhagim.

There are those who do the minyan havaya, This has been an old, old minhag to do.

Havayah, that means you do yud kevav kevav.

That's 26 krichot.

And the first one would be 10, then 5, then 6, then 5.

And there are others who have, which is what the Benishchai also says over here, that it would be Hashem Echad, which combined together would be 39.

How do you divide the 39? When you put, again, When you put the tzitziot inside, it has to be lishma.

That's very important.

We'll speak about that momentarily.

And you make the initial two nots, and then you have seven, then two nots, then eight, then two nots, then 11, then two nots, and then 13.

When you have seven, eight, 11, 13, that would be the 39 combined.

So you have for seven, then you do two more knots, you do another two knots, then you have 11, another two knots, and 13.

Now, this is according to Rabbeinu Arizal in Shaara Kavanot.

So therefore, you find that the Bereshchai gives a whole siman to this for you to remember.

We're not going to go through that interesting things of the psukim and so on.

But that's according to Ariya HaKadosh.

And many people whose minhag originally was to do Havaya, to do 26, 10, 5, 6, 5, have switched to this new one because of the Ariya HaKadosh.

Now, the part of the gedil You have to make it also different parts.

You have 10 ksharim, five of each one, two.

And then between them, you have going with the shamash, so to speak, around.

And there are different minhagim.

There are those who do the minyan havaya, This has been an old, old minhag to do.

Havayah, that means you do yud kevav kevav.

That's 26 krichot.

And the first one would be 10, then 5, then 6, then 5.

And there are others who have, which is what the Benishchai also says over here, that it would be Hashem Echad, which combined together would be 39.

How do you divide the 39? When you put, again, When you put the tzitziot inside, it has to be lishma.

That's very important.

We'll speak about that momentarily.

And you make the initial two nots, and then you have seven, then two nots, then eight, then two nots, then 11, then two nots, and then 13.

When you have seven, eight, 11, 13, that would be the 39 combined.

So you have for seven, then you do two more knots, you do another two knots, then you have 11, another two knots, and 13.

Now, this is according to Rabbeinu Arizal in Shaara Kavanot.

So therefore, you find that the Bereshchai gives a whole siman to this for you to remember.

We're not going to go through that interesting things of the psukim and so on.

But that's according to Ariya HaKadosh.

And many people whose minhag originally was to do Havaya, to do 26, 10, 5, 6, 5, have switched to this new one because of the Ariya HaKadosh.