Entering a cemetery while pregnant

The Honorable Arch-Wizard
Professor Emeritus and Director of the Higher School of Witchcraft Hugo Warts, S.D. of the Order of the Phoenix, two cars and a blooming broom, etc., etc., as Mr. Michael Abraham,
Since I am too short to open an independent question, I will uphold the Bible, which says, “He who rides a horse will succeed in a matter.”
I heard in one of the lessons on “halachic autonomy.”
that you mentioned the Maharal method, regarding self-ruling, which was preferable to studying from books of halachic law, even in the place of fear of making a mistake.
I would be happy if you could refer me to the source of these things.
And I will repeat it with the blessing of another Dumbledore alive.
And may Severus be remembered for good.

To the late Professor of Gongol, I would like to direct your Excellency to the path of the Torah, which Atar Mahar has extended in this matter, for he has done so well. And I am sure that the matters will be as clear to her as a cat and as an uncle, and as to the rest of her family, David and those who are not in her possession.
I think that Mahar is one of the thinkers of establishing the Didach School and your teachers, in whose Creator a golem is from nothing, and the name that is pronounced on a broom is stuck in his mouth in the flight of Quidditch. And may this one whose name should not be mentioned be erased under his feet like the work of the sapphire stone and like the very purity of the sky.
Here I am, crawling in fear after the kiss of her sacred feet, disappearing and fading into the forbidden forest from the terror of her majesty.

But will the Rabbi fulfill them?

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It seems to me that this is good advice from a social perspective not to confuse joy with "joy." And perhaps there is also a psychological issue here, not to oppress the fetus in a way that will affect the baby's development (putting her under stress, etc.).