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Ep. 865. What Is the Halacha if One Mixed Up a "Boreh Nefashos" with an "Al HaMichya"?
What Is the Halacha if One Mixed Up a "Boreh Nefashos" with an "Al HaMichya"?
Welcome everybody, Shin number 865, getting back to Arlohilchas Brachas. Okay, so we started going through the second half of Semiresh Kess, which we said has to do with the haloghas of Brachas Mayan College, Alamekhia, La Gefa and Alawait and so on, and how to work with it. But there's a lot to talk about, obviously, in the upcoming Shuram in conjunction with that. Before we go further, I just want to mention a interesting halogh that's brought down in the Mishabura, which is extremely important, and we have to know all the time. Let's say, in the case in time, somebody forgot, they made the wrong after Brachal. Let's say, in reference to, we're not talking about benching now, that's not the issue. We're talking about mixing up the, somebody makes the Alawait, right, instead of Aborna Farshis. Or they might make Aborna Farshis instead of an Alamekhia, I forgot what I ate, right? So it is, could I say, maybe it's going to cover, right? I made Aborna Farshis. Oh, one second, I had to make an Alamekhia. Whether it's an al-Hagef and Alawait, it doesn't make a difference. One of the Abrachal has made in Shulish. So a person might say, "Well, what do you mean?" "Burna Farshis." Maybe we'll say that Burna Farshis is like a, like a shahakal, right, like shahakal. You'll say, "What do you mean?" We know that a shahakal covers everything. You have to try and get it, get out of it, whatever. If somebody by mistake made a shahakal on pretty much any food, it would be good that you want to try and get out of it, like, right, to make the right Brachal, whether it's somebody else to have your mind that they get different food with that Brachal, whatever the case is. You take a bite, right, just to make sure that you don't send a Brachal, but in general we say a shahakal, letter of the law, so to say, and it does cover every food. So maybe when we say Burna Farshis, what do you mean? Burna Farshis is the after Brachal that we say on shahakal, right? Or after Brachal that we say, "And ha-da-mah, shahakal, Alawait," and so on, so maybe the Burna Farshis covers everything. I'm supposed to make my Alawait, and I'm supposed to make my Alawait, right, on the Shippus of Meanin, whatever the case is. I forgot, I made Burna Farshis, so it's like I made a shahakal, right? Maybe that's going to be good. So we're going to see, we see, the Mishabir tells us, "No, you can't mix those two to mix it up, it's not going to help." By the shahakal it's a different story, but when it comes to Burna Farshis, that will not, is not going to help you if it's a case in time whereby one has to make a Brachal as made in shalish. So that's what the Mishabir tells us in Sifkhat and Samaq Beiz, in our simmon again, Raish res. And so the Mahabra over there is talking about an interesting Aloha, which of course we want to talk about if somebody is eating in an apple, right, they're eating the Shippus of Meanin, they ate grapes, let's say, right, and they ate enough grapes, whatever the case is. We spoke about Lesheh, why don't you be careful, not just eat one full grape, running into a question if you have to make an Efte Brach, about they ate a, they ate the right amount of grapes, right? Let's say I'm not going to have to make a Brachal's main shalish, I have to make Aloha weights. But now if they're eating an apple, let's say I'm eating an apple also, right, so on an apple I make a Burna Farshis. So maybe I should make a Burna Farshis, N-A, N-A, Aloha weights? No, so we're going to see, we'll talk about the Halocha is, says the Mahabra over there in Yud Gimmel, all now simmon Raish res, im achad perse, the Shippus of Meanin, somebody's eating one of the fruits from the Shippus of Meanin, right? And you have to make a Brachal's main shalish, Aloha weights, the Aloha to Pukham, and they all see eating, let's say, fruits, they're eating apples, right? And you do not make a Burna Farshis on the apple, it's all inclusive in the Aloha weights. But we're going to see, we'll talk about it that doesn't help you for other foods, right? Let's say I'm eating meat, or I'm eating something else, that's not going to help you, so let's make a Burna Farshis. Oh, okay, but that's not the subject for today, that's just a side note to keep in mind but, which we'll get to with the Shum, but if I mix it up, let's say, let's say I mix it up in general concept, I mix it up. So it tells us the Mishabura in Sifkat and Samhach base, it tells the Mishabir and Sifkat and Samhach base, it says an interesting point that if, if for the reason why I mentioned Aloha we'll see, because to explain the Mishabir, Mishabir says if you're eating good, if you're eating the apple, right, I'm eating the apple and I'm eating it with the grapes and items from the Shum's Aminam, pomegranates or whatever it is, right? But the reason why I say grapes, because grapes is something that's a popular item which many people eat, and it's something that's from the Shum's Aminam. So now the question is, right, so now they eat the apple together, so they're good, so it's all inclusive, but tells us the Mishabura, an important concept, because the Mahabas says like this, the Shum's Aminam says again in Sif that these apples, oranges, whatever it is, the fruit that you're eating, is all part of Aloha, it's all part of the Dabrocha that if the brocha they're going to make Aloha, it's all pre-await, right, is all inclusive when you're eating other fruits also, so therefore it's sort of like you put it all together, oh, but tells us the Mishabura, important Yisai, the important foundation in Aloha, a whole love hockey, but if that's not the case, if good, if you're eating the fruits fine, but if you're not eating fruits, you're eating meat, or you're eating potatoes, right, or something else, that's not fruits, right, a whole love hockey ain't brocha mien shalache, pateris bernafusch, it's robins, for cheme la hape, it's a very important halach, we have to know, that if unless the Shum's Aminam tells you that you're allowed to do it, like in the case of regular fruits, oranges, let's say apples, and so on, then you could include that in the brocha mien shalache, shum's aminam, but all the other items, right, would that get a efte brocha, right, all the other items that get the efte brocha mien shalache, ain brocha mien shalache, pateris bernafusch, it's the brocha of mien shalache of Aloha, efte, or Aloha michia, whatever it might be that person's making is not going to help you if you have to make a bernafusch, for cheme la hape, the other way also the bernafusch will not help you if you have to make a brocha achas mien shalache, so it's just to sum up what we have today, if somebody has to make a, tell us michia again in sifkoten samhebe, it's very important, somebody has to make a Aloha michia, or a Aloha eights, shum's aminam, Aloha michia, eat whatever cakes and all these different things, or he has to make ala geffen, whatever the case is, and they slipped up, and they said, made a bernafusch, oh, okay, made a bernafusch, it's good enough, no, it's not good enough, it's not going to help you, you have to go ahead, you have to go back and say the brocha achas mien shalache, unless it's a case in time, like we said, whereby the makhaba tells you you could do it, like in a case of fruit, so so on, apples, oranges, whatever, and they're eating shus aminam, okay, but if that's not the case, regular bernafusch, it's will not help you, in the same way the other way, if somebody made a Aloha michia, I'm supposed to make a bernafusch, it's right, I ate, I ate, let's say, even a case in time of, well, okay, rice, we're not going to get into the rice right now for whatever, we have to talk about that, but a person, let's say, ate, a person, let's say, ate a piece of chicken, right, they have to make a bernafusch us, or they drank something, whatever the case is, they drank some oranges, now they have to make a bernafusch us, they forgot, they made a brocha achas mien shalache, they made Aloha eights, or they made Aloha michia, right, something like that, so that also would not help, so both ways it doesn't help, they have to make a bernafusch us, that's just to finish off with the michia brew again, that's what he says, Aloha achas mien shalache baters bernafusch us, the brocha of Alhammich, Aloha gefen will not help you if you have to make a bernafusch us, but they will help the other way also, bernafusch us, and if someone makes a bernafusch us, it will not help you if you have to make a Alhammichia Aloha eights, or Alha gefen, just finishing off reading from these say for shalache bernafusch us, and say for shalache bernafusch us brings it in eights vog, bernafusch us, someone made a bernafusch us, bernafusch us, in a place in time where they have to make a brocha mien shalache, loi yatsa will not help you, and therefore meaning you have to go back and say to proper brocha, whether it's bernafusch eights, or Alha michia, or Aloha eights, or Alha gefen, thank you for listening, that's awesome brother, Colton.