BiKitzur Shulchan Aruch
Ep. 952. Is One Allowed to Split the Meal in Two if There Is a Good Reason?
Is One Allowed to Split the Meal in Two if There Is a Good Reason?
Welcome everybody to Year number 952 getting back to our Helchus Prochos. Okay, we are in the middle of a course, Simon Rachtes, but we're learning the Halachas of Amain. We're working on the Halachas of Brochus and its Richa. I just wanted to mention one story in reference to Amain, one of our wonderful Benetch-Abourer ascended over to me, and I think it's worth mentioning. Now, it could be, it was mentioned in the past. I don't remember offhand, I don't remember the story offhand, but Bruch Shembly and her were coming in on a thousand-sheer Mambrahas, so it's possible it was mentioned. But it's in reference to Amain. There was a Bruch with Ramayasha, how the story goes. Somebody came to Ramayasha's Echazadek Le Brucha, and the Helchia Ramayasha, and they said, the Nabok, their child is sick. What did they do in the hospital, in the room, or whatever, what should they do? Ramayasha told them that people should make as much as possible, people should make Bruchas in the room, and the child and the family over there, whoever's there will answer Amain. Now, when you answer Amain, what's going to happen is Ramayasha is going to be creating Amalach. He's creating Amalach, obviously Amalach, and Amalach, if he ate it up, equals the same Gomatry as Amain, which is 91. You have Amain, you have Alif, Mem, None. You have 50, None is 50, Mem is 40, and 191, and Malach also is 50. Malach is also 91, so you have 91 and 91. Make a long story short, that's where Amash has said, to say Amain's, have people make Bruchas in the room, obviously Amfura, whatever, by the child, they say Amain, and that's going to be creating Malachum, the same Gomatry, and there should be Amalitz, and Amainitz for the, and helping the child get better. So it's a really unbelievable thing, the power of Amain, the Gomatry, Amalach, Mamashi, creating Amalach, and this Malach will be, obviously, Amisham is the protection, but the Amisham making the Malach will protect the child, so this is what Ramayasha had told over to this family. Now, again, I could be that I mentioned in the past, but it's a story really thinking into what a means are main, what a means in Amain, you create a Malach, the Malach has protection, and so on. Okay, so, now moving along, now Bruchas and, Bruchas and, so we're trying to figure out, like, you know, when we can make a Bruchas and, when not, when it becomes a Bruchas and, and when not, so an interesting case brought down, I saw the near shoe, and I saw, I think, also, the Piscollum Springs and others bring it also, and it's a popular case, and that is what happens when we have Yomtif, a lot of times we have Shabbos, and then we, and Shabbos is every Yomtif. Now, when it's coming Yomtif, so Shabbos, we want to each hollish suit us, right? But you can each hollish suit us too late, because at a, at a certain time you have to stop, it's a big meal, washing, right? Meinhe Gedal, Meinhe Gedan, we're not going to get into all those halocas, but you have to be careful not to each hollish suit us too late, and it can be full going into Yomtif, the meal, not to fill yourself up, achilagasse, the sprams of achilagasse, which is overeating, okay, we're not going to get into all the various different reasons, but there's, and those halocas, obviously, but, but, but the many, what many people do is they'll eat the Shabbos, they eat the Shabbos Friday night, eat the one meal, so you need three meals on Shabbos. So Shabbos, by day, right, twelve one o'clock, you'll eat the regular meal, stop in the middle, eat, let's say, just a fish, your wash, eat the fish, or whatever, bench, right, you wash, eat enough color, bench, you go out, either go outside, take a, take a long break, you know, you need quite a bit of a break, at least half hour, whatever, or go to Shul, many people go daviminaqah, and then they come back, and then they wash again, make all the thils of the day again, haemorzi again, and continue on in the suit, and that's their third meal. So again, Friday night, and the day meal is split up into two, by either going to Menachal, going for a walk, or whatever, but again, it has to be quite, you know, at least a half hour break, or whatever, something like that. You can't do it for five minutes, but, a, a, a, a, being misei'ach das, let's put it like that. But the question is, how could you do that? How could you do that? We've been talking about brochachains riacha. We know that you can't, you can't just split up a meal, you can't just, you know, we have a lot of the fish, and then I'll bench, I want to get more brochas, right, so I'll bench, right, there's a whole bunch of brochas there, and then I'll go ahead and wash again, another broch, and then I'll make a misei again, another broch, and I'll have my hundred brochas, one, two, three. You can't do that, right? I want to make a hundred brochas, so I'll just split the meal into two, I'll split the meal into three, you can't do that. But, so, so how do we do it, and we know many people have, many people do it when it comes in yankas, when it comes in yankas, in this shabbas, many people split the meal, they go down, they go for a walk, or whatever the case is, and then they come back and continue. So how could they do that, brochachains riacha? So he brings us down to deish when again, and again, others also. But in the same, he says somebody, right, if somebody splits it up and they bench in the middle, he brings down, he brings us down, and he's 20, in our simulation test, well, he's 20. So it's also because of brochains riacha, right? But he says, but he says, "She ain't lachal 'cause it's through the shaacha, shaacha, shaacha, shaacha, slush nang." And that's supposed to split the meal, the shabbas meal, either Friday night or by day into two. You can't do that, could they, like, you can't do this, you can't do it, in order to be kind, shall I shoot this? Or you'll do it for shall I shoot this on a regular shaacha, but I'll do it because I won't eat shall I shoot this now? I'll also split the meal in that, you can't do it. But he says, but he says, so many hold not to do it, right, not to do it. Even when it's yumptah, even when it's yumptah. But he does say, if a person feels of it, in light, excuse me, if their field is going to be a question of a phila gasa, right, a la phila gasa, y afse kasud, a la im la yochal. Acha kaf, you won't be able to eat after this, good. So you'll take an hour, you'll eat the whole meal, one, two, three, with no extra vrochus, the way it's supposed to be. Good, so an hour later, I'll eat again, shall I shoot this? So two hours later, but I can't, I'm stuffed. It's going to be mama shaachila gasa, I won't even be makaimed the mitzvah shall I shoot this? Oh, so then he says, then that's room to say, then it becomes, then you're allowed to split the meal. He says, "Ava im la yochal." Acha kaf, lechal, klaal, if you won't be able to eat later on at all, a la phila gasa, it's mama shaachila gasa, which means you're stuffing it down, and then you're not even going to eat your phila gasa, then you should split the phila gasa. If you've got a phila gasa mama shaachila, then you should split the phila gasa mama shaachila, like we said, say, becha mama shaachila, in the middle after the fish or whatever, y afse kasud, then you should split the phila gasa, like we said, say becha mama shaachila, in the middle after the fish or whatever, y afse kasud, then you should split the phila gasa, then you go to shul, to shul, y afse kal, y afse kamak wa shihin. So, if they know they can eat your phila gasa, then you eat it again. So, then he says that would be okay in that case. So, a person, if they know they can eat your phila gasa, then it's fine, but if it's going to be, you know, you have to eat it pretty early. You can't eat it too late because of your phila gasa and so on. So, then there's room to maneuver. It would be a bracha shaachila. These bracha's would be not extra bracha's. There would be bracha's that are needed because of the fact that he can't eat shaachila shasudas too late. And we do this also, ere paysach, when ere paysach once in a while comes out on shaachis. Also, ere paysach, when the air paysach once in a while comes out on shaachis. Also, ere paysach, when the air paysach once in a while comes out on shaachis. Also, ere paysach, when the air paysach once in a while comes out on shaachis. Also, ere paysach, when the air paysach once in a while comes out on shaachis. Also, ere paysach, when the air paysach once in a while comes out on shaachis. Okay, so that's another reason. So we see there are reasons. But we'll just try and finish off this subject next year. Thank you for listening.