The Falling Barita

Hava lis ahava, son of rabbi zara, taught the falling barita. Even if one already cited a blessing for himself and has consequently fulfilled his own obligation, he could still recite a blessing for others and thereby discharge their obligation. As all jews are respon able for one another. This is true with regard to all blessings, except for the blessing recited over bread and the blessing Recited over wine both before and after their consumption. But these blessings are recited in appreciation of physical enjoyment, and can only be recited by one who is actually deriving pleasure at the time. So much to unpack here. This calls for the heavy guns, for our