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Ep. 956a. About Shiur 956: One Must Be Careful Not to Pronounce Hashem's Name or Any Word Representing It.
About Shiur 956: One Must Be Careful Not to Pronounce Hashem's Name or Any Word Representing It.
So we never say you'd cave off, even if it says you'd cave off, we'd just say the shame adnus. But yeah, shame our shame, our culture, we know that there has to be certain covener for the shame adnus and a different covener for the shame locano and then co and kale, different coveners. And my, so we have to know that the Hayodon and that generation of the Vilnagoan and the generations before, so what we have to do, we have to do our best. So for sure to say just to say G-O-D or to say in Yiddish or in any language, the name of Hashem, just like that, that cannot be done. And the coveners, we should for sure try our best, but Arizal wrote already in his time, which we're talking like hundreds of years ago on a different level, that our small mitzvas can be bigger, maybe even the stronger lotion, than the mitzvas of the Tanoyin. And because it's a very hard time, it's a very low generation and the Sveva is the surrounding is whatever it is. So every little thing that we do good is a tremendous, tremendous Hashem's in your mind. And things that we don't do so good, they take it into, they take the whole surrounding and the whole, you really deserve to take everything in account. So for sure we have to do our best, but it's important to know the big picture, Yashukal Godot. Yeah, so while I mentioned about saying just like that, saying O-G-O-D, something like that. Okay, so we have to be careful in French and in Spanish, the way they say Goodbye is with Asham's name. So that is a problem, because then they don't mean, but they say Asham's name, let's say in French, if you say Goodbye, I'll see you, so it's A-D-I-E-U and in Spanish, it's A-D-I-O-S. And that is an English that would be 2G-O-D, so that is a problem, because that is a word that has Asham's name in a different language, but it means that even, and it is a regular word used in the language. So people that speak French or Spanish, they feel you have to be aware of that.