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The MEZUZAH signifies the sanctity and blessing of the Jewish home. It is a portion of the Holy Torah, inscribed in the same manner and script as a Torah. It is an "original" sanctified document in accordance with "halacha" and precepts that dare not be compromised.

On this sacred scroll of "parchment" are inscribed two passages from the Torah, the "Shema Yisrael" and "Vehaya" (Deuteronomy 6: 4-9 and 11: 13-21).

This "holy" parchment is placed inside the "Beit Mezuzah", (Beit meaning Home in Hebrew), the outer covering of the mezuzah. It is customary, upon entering or leaving a residence, to touch the Mezuzah. This reverence acknowledges our belief in the "Shema Yisrael", the Jewish declaration of faith, which expresses the unity of G-d, the duty of loving and serving Him with our whole being, and our obligation to observe the "Mitzvot" (Commandments in Hebrew) in and out of the home.

The Mezuzah represents basic principles of our faith and is our responsibility to visitors as well as to ourselves. When the Mezuzah is "pesulah", its blessings are nullified. Even if one letter or part of a letter is missing or imperfect, the Mezuzah may not be used. Only a "Kosher" Mezuzah sanctifies and protects the home, as well as fulfills the saying of the Psalmist, "G-d will guard your going and coming from now and for all time." (Psalms 121: 8)

For this reason, it is important to purchase Mezuzahs for yourself, or make a gift to a relative or a friend.

INSPECTION:
Each Mezuzah must be examined by a reliable scribe, at least twice every seven years. Temperature and weather changes, as well as age, may cause the ink to fade and crack, thereby invalidating the Mezuzah.

AFFIXING A MEZUZAH:
Before affixing a Mezuzah to a doorpost, a special "Bracha" (Blessing in Hebrew) for affixing the Mezuzah should be recited. The Mezuzah is affixed in the following manner:
1) On the right doorpost as one enters.
2) In a slanted position with top pointed to inside of     the room.
3) In the upper third of doorpost height (shoulder     high).
4) On outer 3.2 inches of doorpost width.

BLESSING "BRACHA" IN HEBREW FOR
AFFIXING A MEZUZAH:
"Baruch Ata Adonai, Eloheynu, Melech HaOlam,
  Asher Kidishanu B'Mitzvotav V'Tzivanu Likvoah   Mezuzah."

English Translation:
"Blessed You Lord, Our G-d, King of the Universe, who sanctified us and commanded us to affix a mezuzah."

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