Thank you so much Rabbi. I have been looking for a while, for a more in depth explanation for a married woman covering her hair. I can now have much more cavana and love for the mitzvah thank you. 🙏🏻💐
My observation is that when "frum" married women are wearing long, luxurious shetels, she is NOT keeping anything scared because those styles attract attention and basically copy off of the very not tznius general public. Many a time, I have had non-Jewish or non-observant Jews tell me how hypocritical they think the shetels of today are. It is very embarrassing to hear this. Personally, I can't wrap my head around the way many "frum" females dress, wearing outfits I would only wear in the privacy of my bedroom. Not enough is being said about this at girls' schools or from our rebbeim. One reason we merited leaving Mitzraim was because we kept our Jewish mode of clothing, the Egyptians were shockingly immodest in their styles. We make a bracha each morning for thanking G-D for clothing the naked, but then how can one walk out not tznius (including some men). We aren't suppose to put a stumbling block before someone, but wearing inappropriate outfits demands attention and that is especially wrong when a woman is married. It's tough to not follow along with the fashions, but we each will have to answer to the things we choose to do.
It's actually caused by the opposite reason you seem to believe. Rabbis and schools put way too many ridiculous rules and called it "tznius" causing a strong resentment to this beautiful mitzvah. If they teach it in this manner, there would be a huge improvement intuitively
Rabbi YY!!!! This was an ABSOLUTELY AMAZING lecture!!!! חבל that i can't have my hebrew speaking mishpocha hear this amazingly built beautifuly said devrai torah!!! amazing!!!!! Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for this explanation! I'm a Christian woman and God has called me to cover my hair. It's a command in our holy scriptures that we should cover but many modern Christians have abandoned the practice. I've always admired Jewish women for their modesty and I am excited to begin my modesty journey to honor God. This was very helpful and I believe it is true that our hair has energy.
The view is turning goldeny. This reminds me of the second evening of Eidul Fitr - the time when my whole body felt like turning like Golden Buddha. It felt so great and fully-filled with gratefulness! I hope Buddha re-enters this temple. His visits and revisits are always welcome with no expectations.
Shalom Rebbe Also Its like you put your gold in safe and protect it from stealing it or let your door open and any thief could easily robbing your belongings
It's true about the power of hair. Jewish people are indeed the most intelligent geniuses. I mean, can you see those books behind the Bani of Yakoob/Israel? 😎🙏👌
Modesty, covering my hair keeps the weirdos away. I always felt covering the hair for me is right, even with some comments made by some in authority. I do believe in the kabbalah aspect of hair, although yours is a different aspect.
I listened to another shuir about married women covering their hair and an interesting statement said that aura machines show brilliant colors around a married woman with her hair covered as oppose to her hair being uncovered.
Rabbi - the hair is not alive except at the root. It is dead, as is the top layer of skin and the nails. The removal of them is not at all analagous to an amputation, Gd forbid!
Thank you so much Rabbi. I have been looking for a while, for a more in depth explanation for a married woman covering her hair. I can now have much more cavana and love for the mitzvah thank you. 🙏🏻💐
Thank you very much Rabbi Jacobson and God Bless.
My observation is that when "frum" married women are wearing long, luxurious shetels, she is NOT keeping anything scared because those styles attract attention and basically copy off of the very not tznius general public. Many a time, I have had non-Jewish or non-observant Jews tell me how hypocritical they think the shetels of today are. It is very embarrassing to hear this. Personally, I can't wrap my head around the way many "frum" females dress, wearing outfits I would only wear in the privacy of my bedroom. Not enough is being said about this at girls' schools or from our rebbeim.
One reason we merited leaving Mitzraim was because we kept our Jewish mode of clothing, the Egyptians were shockingly immodest in their styles.
We make a bracha each morning for thanking G-D for clothing the naked, but then how can one walk out not tznius (including some men). We aren't suppose to put a stumbling block before someone, but wearing inappropriate outfits demands attention and that is especially wrong when a woman is married. It's tough to not follow along with the fashions, but we each will have to answer to the things we choose to do.
It's actually caused by the opposite reason you seem to believe. Rabbis and schools put way too many ridiculous rules and called it "tznius" causing a strong resentment to this beautiful mitzvah. If they teach it in this manner, there would be a huge improvement intuitively
Rabbi YY!!!!
This was an ABSOLUTELY AMAZING lecture!!!! חבל that i can't have my hebrew speaking mishpocha hear this amazingly built beautifuly said devrai torah!!! amazing!!!!!
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for this explanation! I'm a Christian woman and God has called me to cover my hair. It's a command in our holy scriptures that we should cover but many modern Christians have abandoned the practice. I've always admired Jewish women for their modesty and I am excited to begin my modesty journey to honor God. This was very helpful and I believe it is true that our hair has energy.
Thank you Rabbi! This was amazing! Best I have ever heard.
The view is turning goldeny. This reminds me of the second evening of Eidul Fitr - the time when my whole body felt like turning like Golden Buddha. It felt so great and fully-filled with gratefulness! I hope Buddha re-enters this temple. His visits and revisits are always welcome with no expectations.
Thank you Rabbi!
Great message Rabbi 👍
Shalom Rebbe Also Its like you put your gold in safe and protect it from stealing it or let your door open and any thief could easily robbing your belongings
Thank you Rabbi Jacobson for the shuir. Please note that the transcript has not printed the right words for most of the Hebrew words spoken.
It's true about the power of hair.
Jewish people are indeed the most intelligent geniuses. I mean, can you see those books behind the Bani of Yakoob/Israel? 😎🙏👌
Modesty, covering my hair keeps the weirdos away. I always felt covering the hair for me is right, even with some comments made by some in authority. I do believe in the kabbalah aspect of hair, although yours is a different aspect.
יישר כח
I listened to another shuir about married women covering their hair and an interesting statement said that aura machines show brilliant colors around a married woman with her hair covered as oppose to her hair being uncovered.
♥️Amen Vé Amen
Rabbi - the hair is not alive except at the root. It is dead, as is the top layer of skin and the nails. The removal of them is not at all analagous to an amputation, Gd forbid!