Yom Tov Duchaning of the Kohanim got me thinking about a story I heard some years ago.
Apparently, there is a difference of opinion when it comes to Duchaning, what position the Kohen's hands must be. Should they be outstretched straight out or may they be angled somewhat.
I heard a shiur recording made by R Feivel Cohen who says that Peshat of Poshet means that the hands must be stretched straight out.
One person then asked: If an Ani on Purim is "Poshet Yad", but not to the full extent, does one have an obligation to give?
I was at that Shiur in Tomchei Torah on Ocean Avenue. IIRC, RFC replied to the questioner something to the effect of ..
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sounds like a serious question to me. then again I was from the shavcha guys in my shiur.
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