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A Mice Memory

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is a safer that people are not aware of. It's called Shemen Sasson. It's a pure Shalom Torah and it was written by the Mogan Avraham. Now, it's very hard to find and as far as I know, we only have it on safer Bereishit. But either way, there's a side of pure a pure from the Mogan Avraham. Yes, that Mogan Avraham. It's called Shemen Sasson, pun intended, and it's on the Torah, specifically Bereishit, the second shikul. Parshas Bereishit, the Mogan Avraham writes as follows. Shamati b'shem Ram Moshe Darshan mi'Posen. He said I heard in the name of Ram Moshe Darshan mi'Posen. We say by vidui ma'aser lo avarti mi'mitzvotecha v'lo shachati, right? In vidui ma'aser, we mention the idea, it's last week's parsha, lo avarti mi'mitzvotecha v'lo shachati. Now, what does the person mean when he says lo avarti mi'mitzvotecha? It means he was mafshil all the trumos u'ma'asros, right? That's what vidui ma'aser is. That's what you're doing. You're being mispaledi, you're saying I did everything that I was supposed to do. So, lo avarti mi'mitzvotecha v'lo shachati. Said Ram Moshe Darshan mi'Posen. Sifsei Sofrim do voice b'gevir. He said if you take a look in Medrash Shmuel Parshas Vayeikev, the Medrash says as follows, that if a Yid doesn't give ma'aser properly, ha'achbarim ochlin t'vu'aso. It's what the Medrash says, the achbarim, the mice are going to come and they're going to eat the t'vu'a of the person. So, he said lo avarti mi'mitzvotecha. Lo avarti mi'mitzvotecha. I was not over on your mitzvah. Which mitzvah? Trumos u'ma'asros. I gave all the ma'asros that I was supposed to give. As a result, the achbarim never got a hold of my t'vu'a. Or the achbarim never got a hold of my t'vu'a, um, maylo, I didn't eat from something that the achbarim, which is one of the chamisha d'varim that a meshachrer sal b'mut. V'lo shachati. That's what he means, that I didn't forget anything.