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When Sefirah Is Over - R. Aharon Pessin - TorahAnytime.com

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The you'll be able to say something about the beard. You know this many time a person is learning today. He's playing with his beard and he's pulling at his beard. What's up with the beard? Why doesn't he pull on his nose? Pull on his ears? Touch his eyes or touch his shoulders? What's up with the beard? It's a shaila of the He writes a remarkable thing. The Zohar Hakodesh says one's beard corresponds to the midos of rachamim. He brings it from the Zohar Hakodesh. Yud gimmel midos of rachamim, the 13 attributes of mercy, correspond to the yud gimmel midos of Torah as brought by him. It corresponds to the principles of how we learn Torah. So when one does from down here is and he starts pulling on his beard, he merely is pulling on those 13 attributes of mercy that awaken the 13 13 principles of Torah and therefore he pulls on him the shefa, the abundance of spiritual abundance to be able to understand divrei Torah and that's why it's suggested to those who have beard on Shabbos and Shabbos you may pull some hair. Those who have beard and this can be a good reason just to start growing a beard because this can make you understand and hopefully means retain divrei Torah with Shabbos as we say.