What are the berachot one must say before learning Torah - and are there two or three? Are there any instances when one should not say these berachot?

What are the berachot one must say before learning Torah - and are there two or three? Are there any instances when one should not say these berachot?

What are the berachot one must say before learning Torah - and are there two or three? Are there any instances when one should not say these berachot?

What are the berachot one must say before learning Torah - and are there two or three? Are there any instances when one should not say these berachot?

Must the Birchot HaShachar - the morning berachot - be recited in a specific order? Are they all obligatory, even if one or more of them don't apply to a given individual? And why does the Rambam say that there are 18 berachot, when he only lists 17?

Must the Birchot HaShachar - the morning berachot - be recited in a specific order? Are they all obligatory, even if one or more of them don't apply to a given individual? And why does the Rambam say that there are 18 berachot, when he only lists 17?

Must the Birchot HaShachar - the morning berachot - be recited in a specific order? Are they all obligatory, even if one or more of them don't apply to a given individual? And why does the Rambam say that there are 18 berachot, when he only lists 17?

Must the Birchot HaShachar - the morning berachot - be recited in a specific order? Are they all obligatory, even if one or more of them don't apply to a given individual? And why does the Rambam say that there are 18 berachot, when he only lists 17?

Must the Birchot HaShachar - the morning berachot - be recited in a specific order? Are they all obligatory, even if one or more of them don't apply to a given individual? And why does the Rambam say that there are 18 berachot, when he only lists 17?

The Rambam cites a Rabbinic tradition to tell angels to wait outside while a person goes to the bathroom. What does this mean?