39.1) Do not say a benediction over food eaten before washing your hands.
39.2) Some hold that you may drink wine before washing your hands.
39.3) You are exempt from saying benediction if you eat food before washing your hands.
25.1) Concentrate when reading Ashrei (a prayer that is recited at least three times daily in Jewish prayers) and Tehilah ledavid. 25.2) Psalm 20 is omitted on certain days. (See source for details, or consult a rabbi.) 25.3) Take care when reciting the Aramaic translation Targum, silently. 25.4) Do not leave the synagogue before reciting…
19.1) During winter include “Thou causest the wind to blow and the rain to fall” in the Shemoneh esreh (eighteen; silent prayer). 19.2) If you neglect a part of a prayer, follow the instructions from the source. 19.3) Some communities say, “Thou causest the wind to blow and the rain to fall” in the summer….
22.1) Rest your head on your arm when reciting the Shemoneh esreh (eighteen; silent prayer) and the tahanun (petition of Grace). 22.2) Rest your head on your right arm at morning service and on your left arm at Minhah (prayers offered in the afternoon). 22.3) The rite of resting your head on your arm is…
4.1 ) You should go to the bathroom habitually both in the morning and evening to gain better alertness and cleanliness. If you defer defecation or urination at will, you violate the law’s warning against being “abominable” and risk being “barren.” 4.2 ) Practice modesty when you enter a bathroom and do not expose yourself…
14.1) Do not interrupt prayers from Baruh sheamar (blessed be He who said) through Shemoneh esreh (eighteen; silent prayer). 14.2) Recite the Baruh sheamar in a moderate, pleasant voice, while standing and take the two front tzitzit (fringes) of the tallith (prayer shawl) and kiss them. 14.3) Do not touch any part of your body…
46.1) Eggs with blood found in them are forbidden to be eaten. 46.2) Fish blood is forbidden to be eaten. 46.3) If you find blood from your gums on your bread or other food, you must throw away the bread or food without eating it. 46.4) Consult a rabbi when cow’s milk has blood in…