4 mitsvots qu'on peut rattraper(c'est que pour celui qui a le sidour CHAAREI HESSED)

Shalom braha, I want to talk about an extraordinary kavana that we put into the Charet siddur for 4 mitzvot we do practically every day, which are the tallit, the tefillin—well, obviously apart from Shabbat, yom tov, and holidays—and the Kriyat Shema and the Amidah, so practically every day. Uh, so in the page in, in the edition I have in front of me, it's page 52, it might differ by perhaps a page or two depending on the editions. We find it in the tallit. What does that mean?

It means that it will be divided into the four letters of the Yud-Hey-Vav-Hey of the Havayah. And for someone who perhaps missed a day where they didn't wear the tallit, or perhaps they wore it but it wasn't kosher, or in any case they didn't perform the mitzvah well, there is a possibility to make up for all those times when the mitzvah was not done properly or was not done at all. So, you can make up for it by doing a kavana that we will find, as I said, in my edition on page 52, just before the beracha of, just before the. Beracha, we have the yud, it is written yud-dalet, and it is the vav letter of the vav-hey-vav-hey which has four letters.

Four letters representing 4 mitzvot that we perform practically every day. So, for the four mitzvot, we will start with the tallit. So it is the vav letter in the yud-hey-vav-hey. It is the third letter, which is actually the kavana, as it is written the yud is for the abima [enveloping lights].

film. Well, for the one for whom the "partzufim" are complicated, they can just look at the letters. And then, we have the vav, it is the vav of the, precisely, of the Kev-Hey, and which will unite Hakadosh Baruch Hu and the Shekhinah, which is the vav and the hey. All this will give us the gematria of 32, and it is the lamed-bet netivot chochmah.

As the tallit represents the makifim, the surrounding lights, and the tzitzit represent the malchut. It is the union, the union of Hakadosh Baruch Hu with the malchut, and that will make up for all the times I did the mitzvah poorly, or didn't do it at all. Secondly, we find in Rashi and Rabbeinu Tam on the next page, which is for the tefillin. So we have a kavana for Rashi, a kavana for Rabbeinu Tam, always with the letters of Yud-Hey-Vav-Hey, and there it will be the gematria of the milui of the interior of the Sag, which are the letters we see before us, which is 37.

And then for Abenutam as well, we will once again see all the letters of the Havaya, and that will give us the Gematria of Havaya and Eke. So that will be 26 and the, the 26 and the 21, which is 47. And then we move on to the Krias Shema. Likewise, if we did the mitzvah poorly, it is as if we didn't do it at all.

The Krias Shema in, in my edition, on page 103, is the Yud of the Krias Shema. And that is the Yud, the Yud, the Yud of the, of, of, the Yud-Ke-Vav-Ke. In the Tefillin, it was the He, it’s the, the He, the first He, okay. The first, the Krias Shema is the Yud, the first He is the Tefillin, the Vav is the Tallis.

We will see that the last He, the second He, corresponds to the Tefilah. So the Krias Shema, which is the Yud, you see the words of the Yud. And Havaya. And so, it's right at the top, right at the top of page 103 in my edition here, and we see the He, the Vav, etc., all the, all the letters of the Havaya which will give us the Gematria called the...which this Gematria will be called the Pnimiyut of the Shem Sag Hakadosh.

It is the 20, it is the 31, it is the Pnimiyut of the Shem Sag. So, well, even for someone who doesn't know the exact Kavana, just thinking about this is extraordinary. It can make up for all the times we did the Krias Shema poorly or didn't do it at all. Then the last He of the Havaya, we will find it on page 108 in my edition here.

So the last He, and we see once again the Vav and the He, etc. And that will give us the Gematria Chen , which is the Gematria of Hen, which is as we see, Yud, Vav, and the He, okay. It is the, it is 58. It's like, it's the, it's the 5 but, but it's missing 5, without the 5, it makes, because for the, you need the, the...It is this that will make our Tefilah accepted, it is the Chen.

It is the grace we find before Hakadosh Baruch Hu , and thanks to this Kavana, we will be able to find grace before Hakadosh Baruch Hu, and as I said, make up for the Tefilos we didn't say or said poorly. Here is an example, an example of an exceptional Kavana that we put into the Shaar Siddur. So I hope you'll take advantage of it and that you, that your projects will be accepted. Amen, amen.