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Introduction to                    םייח ץפח רפס
 Sefer Chafetz Chayim           ערה ןושל ירוסיא תוכלה
 Aseen                             'א ללכ - םייחה רוקמ


 drinking with them, to engage in business ventures that would earn    וֹנוֹצרְִבּ וֹמצעֵמ רפִּס םִא ןיבּ ,רוּפִּסּה רוּסִּאבּ קוּלִּח ןיא .ה
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 profit for them (to allow them to support themselves) and to create
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 opportunities to be with them.  All this should be done in order to    רפִּסֶּשׁ דע וֹריִצְפִהו םירִבדְִבּ וֹרבח וילע דמע )ז( םִא ןיבוּ
 observe them and learn from their actions and speech the proper    ביּחְמֶּשׁ ,וֹבּרַ וֹא ויִבא )ח( וּלִּפאו .רוּסא םוֹקמ לכִּמ ,וֹל
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 way to conduct our lives.  But if one goes out and does the exact
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 opposite and joins the company of evil people and socializes with    )ט(  םה  םִא  ,םהירֵבדּ  רֹתּסִל  אלֶֹּשׁ  ,םארָוֹמבוּ  םדוֹבכִבּ
 them, he is most certainly in violation of this Aseh.  (Please see the
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 following Hagahah).   ,עדֵוֹי אוּהו ,ינוֹלְפוּ ינוֹלְפּ ןינִע םהל רפּסיֶּשׁ וּנּמִּמ וּשְׁקִּבּ
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               קרַ וּלִּפא וֹא ערָה ןוֹשׁל ידֵיִל אוֹבל חרַכי רוּפִּסּה ךְוֹתבֶּשׁ
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                     .םהל עֹמְשִׁל וֹל רוּסא ,ערָה ןוֹשׁל לֶשׁ קבאל
 A7. Everything written until now has not been in the context of
 speaking in the Beit Midrash (7).  However, if one speaks Lashon
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 the Aseh of (Vayikrah 19:30) “and you should be in awe of My holy    הדִּמּבּ וֹמצע ליגּרְי אוּה םִאֶשׁ ,האוֹר אוּה םִא וּלִּפא .ו
 places.”  Our Authorities have decided the law is that our Batei    המוֹדּכו ,לארְָשׂי לֶשׁ וֹתוּנגִבּ םלוֹעל רפּסל אלֶֹּשׁ ,תאֹזּה
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 are commanded to be in awe of those places because His presence    ,וֹתסנרְפּ ןינִעבּ לוֹדגּ דסְפה וֹל בבּסי ,םירִוּסאה םירִוּבּדִּמ
 resides there.  Accordingly, the only deliberations that can be made
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 there  must  relate  to  mitzvot,  such  as  calculating  the  amount  of    םהבּ ןיאֶשׁ םיִשׁנא םהו ,םירִחא תוּשׁרְ תחַתּ אוּהֶשׁ ,ןוֹגכּ
 money in  the public charity box  and  similar calculations.   Most    וּלּאכּ םיִשׁנא ,םיִבּרַה וּניֵתוֹנוֲֹעבֶּשׁ ,אוּה עוּדיו ,הרָוֹתּ חירֵ
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 certainly  nonsense  would  be  unconditionally  forbidden  there  as
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               תא וּארְי םִאֶשׁ דע ,רוּמחה ןוֹעה הזבּ דֹאְמ םיִצוּרְפּ םה
 are mockery and empty talk, as cited in the Shulchan Aruch Orach
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               המּבּ וֹל היהי אלֹו וֹתּרְמְשִׁמִּמ וּהוּקלּסי הז ידֵי לעו ,יִתפוּ
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 have for G-d's presence which resides there, apart from the esur
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               ראְשׁ לככּ )י( ,רוּסא ןכ יִפּ לע ףא ,וֹתיבּ ינבּ תא סנרְפל
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 who  speaks  in  these  forbidden  ways  demonstrates  that  he  does
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               ראֹבְמכּ ,ןהילֲע רֹבֲעל אלֹו וֹל רֶשׁא לכּ ןֵתִּל ביּחְמֶּשׁ ,ןיואל
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 not  believe  that  HaKadosh  Baruch  Hu’s  presence  resides  there.
 This person demonstrates his arrogance by speaking in the King’s
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 house,  against  the  will  of  the  King.  (Please  see  the  1   Hagahah
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 Even if someone learns Torah intensively in the Beit Midrash, that
 it is permitted for this person to eat and drink there, as is brought    דוֹבכבּ קרַ וֹל עגוֹנ םִא ןכֶּשׁ לכדּ ,עדַיל לכוּנ הזִּמוּ .ז
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 language that is forbidden there, joking or mocking or Lashon Hara    הצֵע וֹל ןיאו ,םיִשׁנא תרַוּבח ןיבּ בֵשׁוֹיֶּשׁ ,ןוֹגכּ ,אמלעבּ
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