Washing - Not for A Blessing, But for Health
“We wash our hands, and we do NOT make the Hand-Washing Blessing!”
Traditionally, this handwashing is purely ritualistic and customary, to the extent that we are taught not to make the blessing we would make when we are commended to wash (such as before bread). This year however, as we are fighting the worst pandemic of the century, handwashing takes on a whole new meaning. One that isn’t for religious or ritualistic reasons, but simply to survive.
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