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Good morning rap boy
live from Park City, Utah. We have some
over here. I'm gonna spin the camera
around for a second. Let me see what I
see over here. Oh, it's a little bit.
That's Rabbi Zupnik. We have Igor,
right? No,
>> that's Igor. And then we have What's
your name?
And that's your son.
All right, we're coming back around.
So, first of all, big what's your first
name?
>> I met him yesterday in I did my pitch
like I do whoever I meet and he told me
that he does he learns and he's serious
and I met a bunch of serious guys but I
said, you know, at the end of the day
it's not every day and he's kind of
masking. So, he came came to check it
out and he's good friends with Mark
Ashkenazi.
You never know. Maybe you'll do both.
Hey, it's not a steer. You could do it
while you're driving. You know, it's
just videos.
>> Really?
I got to say this. I met a very
interesting guy in Shaw. His name is
Nathan Zooker. I don't want to forget
this. He's a pilot for Delta
and he sent an email a few years ago and
I forgot about it. He says he's been
doing the DAT for six years.
mostly with us and every single listen
to this reb you're not going to believe
this. Every single time he flies out of
JFK or Newark or some really Jewish
place and on the flight part of his
announcement he sticks in and when
there's a or something he says mazim
and he says a guy just came over to him
as they were coming off the plane he
says you know I don't do but because you
announced that I'm going to try dy now.
So he recruited somebody. It's amazing.
A Delta airline pilot, Nathan Zuker,
waiting for some Gishmaki emails. I
said, I want to hear I want to hear his
announcement. He said he'll send it in.
Okay.
Um, a dozen guys joined tonight at the
launch of the Cedar Her Watch. Dozen
guys in Cedar Gavaldic Mr. Kayak. So we
have an update. This guy was
spotted in a grocery store this Friday
and he he said over story here. This is
the continuation of the story. Let me
just show you
>> here. Staten Island Hospital live. We
have Mandy. Good update for MDY. What's
going on?
>> Maz. It's a girl.
>> It's a girl. So, we have to clarify.
Mendy's wife actually sent him to to get
some goodies for Shab. He
>> had a hard time cuz his wife is in the
living room and he was in the grocery
store. His wife. Look at this.
>> Yeah. But, uh, you know, he found my
number. It was easy for him to find my
number. Rebelli, what did he say in the
English here?
>> I didn't see him this time.
>> You didn't see him on Shabas. He was
able to find me two minutes. Rebelli
couldn't find me. See what?
>> Not only that, I went over to them in
the supermarket and I said, "Were you at
the Shabaton?"
>> I said, "I I wish I could come, but my
wife is 9 months pregnant."
>> So, here we are. Here's the update for
the entire Step Island community. Look
what's not Step 9, the entire MDY
community. He saw me in the grocery saw
MDY merch and he re spotted me right
away. Mazletovas
keeping
>> and by the way I have one boy nine years
ago and
>> you're ruining the story.
>> No, it's good. Still a good story.
>> It took us it took us nine years to have
the second with
>> new life.
>> Like I said
and you'll get whatever you want.
>> Amazing.
>> Okay. Okay. So, he said that he didn't
have kids for nine years and then he
learned to makus and then
he had a a girl. Okay. What else do we
have here? This is the Cedar Live. Oh,
so first of all, since we went to
Toronto this past Tuesday,
120 people joined up in Toronto. And let
me just read this. This is from Gi Rose.
Keep it short short. You mentioned
aiming for 2,000 people joining SKA.
That was too low. We're already around
3,500 people of those who register and
tonight I personally hit my target of
20. So Gary Rose brought 20 people to
the sh and he says we're about 3,500
people that join which is crazy. It used
to be that people joined in the
beginning of Sha
who who wants to join during cannot
compete with Rand or Pinszel with the
world's genuine fire about I've never
seen anything like this in a very
positive way. I think it's now clear how
critical this the big the big statuses
are for recruitment by the short clip
platforms which we saw by the shaan and
beyond. It took three to four years of
us consistently pumping short clips, but
something really clicked this weekend.
But you inviting Yish Fisen, Ellie
Geller,
Arios, and the rest, that's the way
forward with with that comes. I can't
read because I gave you the big screen.
I had a D in London call me today that
perhaps Oh, thank you.
A small VB is set up to review certain
borderline clips. That said, the good
news and the bad news are billion for
MDY's growth. All exposure is bringing
more people close to Tyra. Let's keep it
pumping, work together as a team, and
bring even more people to I truly
believe we're not far from the hundreds
of thousands with much of the appro.
Yeah, it was a was a very was one of
these um weeks that I got a lot of hate
mail, a lot of stuff. The last video
that we showed on
was a rap video. I think people loved
it. They watched it a lot of times. But
the there's a lot of people that were
offended by it because it was rap. To me
personally, I didn't know that there's
even an issue with rap. And I found out
later that a lot of people are very
anti- rap. Even um if Nissan Black sings
a song about the rap, they won't listen
to it. It's like rap is also why I have
no clue. One day somebody will explain
it to me. Like why is that different
than a Morham David or Schweki song
which is also completely gayish or
whatever taken from the guy but okay a
good kasha um a lot of hate this week
was
like three different things I said
something about
um what else oh the snowboarding video
also a lot of hate how could you learn
Tyra while snowboarding it's
okay said official edition
by Iranian families per shi and family
the
in memory of my father
of that's the individual
was the aton
is sponsored by David Salom dedicated
memory of so here I'm pausing here I
know I could go fly through it David
Salomon brought 50 people to the daff
and he has now a a group of 50 people
with accountability. So done done people
write in that they finish the daff just
don't just join and then fall off. join
and and somebody's there to to make sure
you don't fall.
one of the first in America.
We're so proud of you.
In case you don't know, each one of
these is a $9,000 sponsorship and I
think there's eight or nine of them.
Send him family cam island UK in honor
of Ellie who changed my meaning of life
and benny and all
mdy
monthly sponsors
my husband on his 40th birthday
anonymous memory Mazbat and his
anonymous verdict is good and open and
revealed way for
daily sponsors family in honor of our
dear brother-in-law
Borstein finishing Shazto
in memory of Ziakitz Ben Eli Melikov in
honor of all the haters makes me want to
give more and help MDY grow. Oh, how did
he know this? Haters
on 17th dedicated by son Noam fix and
family.
Thank you to Rebelli and the team for an
incredible singing speeches were
powerful and energizing true fuel for
the year ahead. Ahd
week Yoshi Weiss, that's our big artist.
He's donating back because Miy Bellski
gave him I forgot $500 or $1,000. So he
gave it right back. In honor of multi
and great English AI videos because mi
is a big uh advocate he constantly says
that our videos that are in Hebrew are
not good. We have to have some uh
English subtitles etc. So
the month
I yell at here we go really holding on
the bottom of M. So things happen when
you're
by yourself in Park City and I tried to
pull a fast one but it didn't work.
started the shear at mas which is like
five lines from the bottom but we're
gonna patch in now and I hope just leave
these words also so the patch in we
actually only got to because it was of
shabas was right before shabas
stopped at
so that is a 15 line skip which never
happened but it's gald so it goes like
this
so we're talking about like 20 lines
from the bottom Again,
Rav is the one who says that if a Israel
does
he takes this is the the bowl of flour,
if a Israel takes the three fingers
worth from this bowl, it's no good. But
if he puts it back into the bowl, it's
good. The Mishna mentions a whole list
of other people. You have, you have a
you have a etc.
So it says
it's because said you can put it back
in.
I would think that the only thing you
can put back in is if you do with your
left hand, but do your left hand you can
put it back in and start over again. But
what if does it? What if anointing does
it? You can't. That's what I would
think.
be
it's not true
says all the whole list is all kosher if
you put it back in another thing it says
in the
from there
from the place that the feet of the
stand
if you messed up you did with your left
hand put it back in start over with the
Right?
So he learns it differently
from the same bowl that you did with
your left. Do it over again. It's not a
problem.
So it's obvious that the P is not
referring only to the left hand versus
the right. The could be talking about
what's Rh coming to tell us.
When can you return it? In all
situations, even if you did the kam and
put it into the smaller second vessel
which gives us to that you did with your
right hand. Well, you're with your right
hand. Put into the small vessel. It
becomes I could take that dump it back
into the original bowl and start all
over again.
And this comes to
say differently to exclude these that
say the
son of
say by the way
I heard once that he's not not that he's
a baker is that his was so beautiful
like fresh bagels But not he wasn't
necessarily a baker.
They say differently what we just said.
We just said that even if it goes into
the second, you can still use it. No,
no, no, no. When can you use the
original is only if you didn't put it in
the second.
But if you put in second that's too
late, you can't do anything.
And some say,
oh that in in
not like we said before that if he put
it in a clea that it's okay said no if
you put it in a cle it's not good
and he fits right in with
they go hand in hand that you could
reuse the if you don't put it into you
just put it directly back into the
original bowl but if you put into a
second bowl it becomes
And now we're going to patch in from
we have here. We have a bunch of people
that started today. I'm sure out of
3,500 people some are starting today for
the very first time. What is kam?
So you're able to bring in the time of
mikdash you're able to bring a gift.
Usually it's a gift to you put on. It's
made out of flour. Sometimes you add a
little oil. You add a little
frankincense, levina. Sometimes it's
plain. It's just flour.
The procedure is as follows. Let me just
show you. Here it goes.
This is an older AI video. It gets
better. We have a
>> symbol of our
>> I don't like that. I'm just muted now. I
think he's done speaking.
Hey, how are you?
Grab a seat.
Shabu to Here you have a safer over. No,
that's not it. Here. Passing this both
of those.
You're probably going to want to see the
screen.
So, what you saw over here, I you might
have been distracted for a second, but
basically the client sticks his hand
into the flower
and with his three fing fingers, he
grabs flour. That's a min. Then whatever
you have to add, you add. Sometimes you
put the oil on the bottom, put the flour
on top, then more oil, then the
frankincense. But this this right over
here, these these three fingers worth
that is the kamita that goes onto the
misbeh
gets afterwards. Okay. So knowing that,
Rav says
that's like 10 lines from the top. Rab
says that if a Israel does the kam, it
has to be done by a but let's say jumped
in and he did the kam,
then you just return it right back to
the
to the bowl. You put the kamita right
back to the bowl.
So we is exactly
what's going on here.
What happens if he doesn't put it in the
bowl? He puts it in a second bowl. Now,
I don't know if you noticed here. Let's
go back over here. Okay, you see now
he's taking the kamita. What does he do
with it? He puts it into a second
vessel.
It's in one clichus. This is uh this the
first vessel has gusha. And then he
takes that the three fingers worth and
he puts it into a second vessel.
So
does once you put it into the second
vessel, can you return it to the first
one? Here. This is our I don't want to
really get dirty here, but that wa it's
heavy.
We're going to be using this soon.
Once you take the kamita from here, Raph
says even if takes it and he messes up,
he can put it right back and then let
the client start all over again. But if
you put it into the second smaller
vessel, you can't do that. That's one.
So now we're holding five lines from the
bottom.
What exactly do they hold?
When the isel takes the three fingers
worth that's considered one of the four
essential
like when you the carbon in the the
does what about the if you hold that
putting your hand in and grabbing three
fingers is part of that.
So who cares if you put into another
clear or not? Oh,
correct. Thank you. But I was giving
Shir here without without people and I
skipped around and it wasn't good. Then
they I had to go back and fix it. So,
thank you.
If it's considered,
so what difference is it if you put into
a clear or not? By him putting his hand
into the cle and going like this he made
it he did it should make it should be
possible
and it doesn't count for anything.
So then he dumps it into a second
vessel. So what good is it? Why why is
that a problem? Why would you say that
putting into a second
ruins it?
In fact it is considered.
So he says something very interesting
that it's a combination. It's not a
complete aid. It's a let's say 50% by
you putting your hand in and grabbing it
is 50%. The second part is when you put
it into the that's the second 50%. So it
is an avoid but it's not a complete
avoid. Therefore
when you by by is putting his hand in he
did 50%. It's not puzzle yet but when he
dumps it into the second then he
finishes it off boom then it becomes a
complete then becomes puzzle. You can't
use it again.
Top of
here. Let's say he takes flour from
here. This is a golden vessel. This has
this.
So he goes and he takes he takes that
that amount. He did 50% of then he goes
puts it right back to where he started.
We said we could use it. How could he
use it? This is a clich by him putting
it back in here. It was mad. He gave it
and now he ruined it. So there's
interesting ties here just cuz we do all
tyus in especially when there only two
lines like this one right over here. So
Ty says not this one. Where was it? No.
Where did I put it? Over here. and my
the other guys that do the um their
sleeping notes in Israel, so I had to do
it myself. It's usually in a nice box,
whatever. So Tus asks, "When you put it
back in here, where does it fall? It
falls on top of the flower. So if it
falls back on the flower, how could it
have gusha?" In order for it to have
gush, it has to fall into the vessel. It
didn't fall into the vessel. Fell into
the other flower. So says that's the
famous
just throwing it out there. When you
have two items that are the same, one of
the same, it's flour and flour. Then
it's there's no so it's as if when you
put the kit back in the bowl on top of
flour, it's as if it hit the bottom of
the clay because the flour that it fell
on is not going to provide um a barrier
separation between the k and that. I
just thought it's an interesting place.
Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Does that get cooked or just throw them
on the fire?
>> No, they throw it directly in the fire
as is usually with other stuff in it
with lev with the frankincense etc.
So the question is let's go back to the
question to understand the answer. The
question is when you put when the is
we're talking about a guy who's possible
it's or a person that lost a close
relative that day and
All these people that are apostle doing
the they put their hand in and then Raph
says just put it back and start over.
You don't have to throw out all the
flower start. Why? When you put it back
in, you made it. It should be no good.
When you put it in, you didn't have
intent to have the make it. You have to
have intent. Everything in Judaism is in
the mind. Everything. You do a mitzvah,
you have to think. If you don't think,
no good. You could think you could have
the same action take the same thing. If
you thought one way it's it's good the
other way. Over here also you put it
back into the if you don't have that
intent that I want it to be kadesh it
doesn't it doesn't happen.
So what do you tell me? But if you did
have intent that it should be it would
become
but if if so how come it is
wants
can
take something that's hustle and make it
so you can put it on
that it doesn't make why Not over here
you say that by putting in this non good
that was done by it makes it if you had
the right intent. So he says
you have to make a distinction. What was
saying is that it's notes enough to put
it on the but it is enough to make it.
Oh,
so you know what? Let me just show you
what Yoshi did. Here's a bisakusha. You
guys see it?
Meaning it's overflowing. It's there's a
big heap over there.
And therefore, what? That's why
there's no because it's outside of the
cle. The cle in order for a cle to make
it has to be within the rim. It can't be
above the rim.
Soar says, "Oh,
if that's the case, how did he do?" He
took from the big heap, which is not in
a which is not a good.
So, we have to retract a little bit.
What happened was he put it back and it
was it was very full like this.
Was all the way to the top. Okay.
The in the comet slay of the gumma. But
wait a minute. If it was all the way to
the top by him here going to
demonstrate.
Better not get on my tie and soup.
Okay. So [snorts] this is the this is
the flower. Yeah.
He puts his hand in like this. straight
in
and takes three fingers worth like that.
So what happened? You guys see the hole.
So there's a hole.
So when he puts it back in, he put it
right back into the hole. So it's great
that it's in the cle. It has to be below
the rim. So you tell me, "Oh, it's not
below the rim because it's very full."
Okay. But when he did his kamita, he
went like this. He made a giant hole and
then when he put it back said put it
back. So he puts it right back into the
hole. So what does answer
here's a hole
where it says
made a big hole.
He put it right back into the hole. I
got to move this.
Oh, says
so says look, he put it right over here
on the side.
Oh, you see this is no good cuz this is
above the rim. Yeah, he didn't put it in
the hole. We're talking about that he
took out the kamita was good. Why?
Because it was level. He did a good
kamita, but he didn't put it back in the
hole. If he put it back in the hole, it
wouldn't be a problem. will be the
problem is that he put it back on top
and then what
I'm a little nervous to do it. I'm going
to do it for the if it falls on me it's
great. Says he did like this and he
shook it up.
You see now it went below the rim sort
of and that's okay. Now, logically
speaking, what would you say by him
shaking it like this? Did he put it back
in the hole or it happened by itself?
What do you say
he shook it up and went into the hole?
>> I would think also it's his but says no.
Look what the Gumar says. Uses very
strong language.
It's as if a monkey put it back.
Here we have we actually have a little
bit of a thing. Not nothing major.
In other words, you didn't put the
flower into the hole. You shook it like
this and it kind of it's like a after
effect. I don't exactly understand the
sara. I have to tell you the truth. But
that's what Gumar says.
You ever think about it? How come
monkeys are very talented, right? But
they never invented anything any zero.
Why? No, seriously. What's the reason?
The reason is because they they don't
give from generation to generation. Each
one is on his own. Everything that we
invented, we build up from previous
generations, right? It's not like
somebody just came and invented. You
know what I mean? I think that's the
reason monkeys just whatever they
invent, it's for them and then they go
on. They don't give it to the next
says.
I have a question. It's actually a
proof, not a question.
What are you asking me? You're saying
when you take that that with your
fingers and you put it back in, the cle
should make it on the spot and actually
ruin it. Why? Because I'm a Israel. I'm
not a k. I have no right to take the
kamita. But me putting it back in here.
It should be ruined because the fact is
this cle is a cleis. It's a golden cle.
It's a vessel has gusha and anything you
put in it becomes kadesh. So me the I
put it back in becomes kadesh. It's to
ruin it. So he says, "Oh, I have a maybe
this vessel is on a table. It's on the
floor. A is not holding it." And I put
it back in. So this it didn't it didn't
have any
you see from the fact that the Gar
didn't answer that that that's not a
problem that this this vessel doesn't
need behold held
from a you don't have to hold it that's
what he holds
you actually touched upon a question
that we
This is like an we're going into a story
here. It's almost like um add sort of
always says and that's I use this all
the time. I this idea when you have a
story in the middle of learning you just
you just say it right like Hashem threw
you gave you story don't don't worry
about it. You're in the middle of a just
go. This is exactly what happens here.
Look look how it works. He says this is
a question that we had.
was learning this
as the before we even go any further
is the rebi how's learning from his
once said
interesting words I got beat up
physically or verbally
from my
because I forgot something in learning
what
if the orphans have to pay back like a
debt and we want to take some of the
inheritance and sell it so they can pay
back the debt. We want we want them to
get the the the highest price
most value for their for whatever
they're selling. So what do we do? We we
announce it for 30 days or
we announce it for 60 days only on
Mondays and and Thursdays. So we do that
for 60 days, it adds up to 18.
Yeah. So the way you could uh
understand it is let's say if you're
doing khazar on gra on anything if you
took this dap and you reviewed it 10
times in a row in one day it would be
much less effective than doing it like
every other day or once a week you know
five times once a week is much better
than 10 times in one day. So the same
thing over here. If they announce it 30
days in a row, it's not as powerful as
announcing it 18 times over the the
course of 60 days.
So here we have this our our um
weekend is actually here we go.
>> He always learned Dyomi always. He loved
MDY so much. Truly
for
>> your father owes me money. He passed
away. We got nothing to pay you with.
Sorry.
>> I love AI. You see how the truck goes up
and then it's going to be like the doors
pull this way.
>> Don't worry guys, the base den will sell
off your yusha and from that cash I'm
sure you'll cover the
>> How's that going to work? We got two We
got two options. A 30-day hakraza or 60
yom on Mondays and Thursdays. That's 18
hakrazzos. What will it be, boys? I
don't understand.
>> The yerusha gets sold at a public
auction over a long time and so the
biders multiply and the property fetches
top price.
>> Happy Monday, folks. May anyone want to
throw out a hid? The guy in the coat,
the boer with the tie on the right.
Reminder, this is your last shot to bid.
Gavaldic, that reminds me of the Kaku
clock my Zida H had at home. I'll pay
any price for it.
[applause]
>> Hey, about your hub? Talk to our
secretary tomorrow. She'll hand you the
cash.
>> Well, okay.
Sometimes it's humorous, sometimes it's
not. Sometimes it's just to show
a little bit of both. Okay. Zomar.
But now we're like smack in the middle
of something. Rafista got smacked by
aimi because he forgot this.
So you see the is actually the student.
Soar explains. So how is it possible
that learned by
says
forgot entire
he went to to learn it. I thought it's
fascinating when forgot a little little
he got a smack from him and he forgot
the entire
he didn't get beat up by he went to
learn from. Okay.
So he goes to learn from him.
He's the come to me and teach me.
I think this is this is wonderful. This
line right over here
by me going to embarrassing myself
walking over there whatever it is I'll
have more
in in this learning. I think it's a
tremendous insight in in in
especially in Tyra
Rashi says
he brings brings up the more you work
for Tyra the more it's going to stay
felt that if he called he could call him
and say hey you're my come here teach it
to me I'll sit on my couch and you'll
just give it to me no by me going to him
which is hard
I don't know if our he lived but he went
to him plus it's embarrassing go to the
tal you have to sit there by a student
and listen to him from the very
so it's it's amazing if you think about
it if you learn tyra when you are tired
when you don't have
you're not in the right mood
you're sick
the value is that much more I think
that's why a lot of people they say oh
the previous generation they were like
this guide him I don't Oh, you know, I
always argued with people. I was always
on the losing side. All my rea always
said, "Oh, last generation they were
geniuses." I I personally find that hard
to believe. I met a lot of people from
last generation. They weren't so smart.
Just what 50 years ago they were that
much smarter. But one thing I will give,
they used to go to yeshiva
far from home, barely have anything to
eat. They used to work on what is it
called? Um
no you know the word um
teg they it's called teg they used to
get a little food from here a little
food from there sleep on the floor they
worked really hard for the tyra and that
that's a big difference our generation
we're we're spoiled and we have
everything air conditioned room the
whole thing so it's I'm not saying it's
it's about you know that's what we have
that's what we do but for t to stick
more and to be it should be more
powerful and then and accomplish more.
It comes with a lot of hard work and and
you see over here it's not just learning
it more. It's even going and coming and
all that is all part of it
says
bumps into
how do you do
he points literally like caring see you
see that that that that bowl right over
there like that that that's how you do
could I use something like that that's
on on on the floor
no I was saying that that's a great
flee. I didn't say like that on the
floor. A has to lift it.
Okay. So
now I take the the flower
and I want to put it into a cle to make
it. I I brought from home. I brought a
bag of flour. I want to put it in a cle.
How do I do that?
He put it here. He pointed to that. So
he asked him,
"Could you use something that's on the
floor?" No, we're talking of course that
a is holding it.
It comes out that you need three. You
need one to hold the big another cayenne
to stick his hand in and do and a third
to hold the second
right because you take the he put into a
smaller vessel. So you need three.
So what's the big deal? He had three but
they had three
every morning and every afternoon in the
B mikdash 7 days a week 365 they brought
a how many do you need for that? You
need 13. Okay, it's a big deal. So you
have three. Well, why is three such a
big deal?
When you take the and you put it into
the vessel,
when you take the vessel of the
and you bring it to the
putting it onto
that's the mission of we're not going to
go into it that as he's doing one of
these things the essential he could have
in mind that's going to eat it in 3 days
from now by doing so he ruins it because
that's you could only eat it for a
certain amount of time not 3 days but
once you think about it it's over and if
he he would eat it he would get cars for
that
how come it says
It doesn't say anything about the kind
holding it. I'll tell you why. Of
course, you have to hold it.
We're talking about the essential. We're
not talking about the lighter things
like the kind holding it.
This is exact question that we just had
until now. What's
from a that's on the ground and is not
holding.
Look what they do inside
when
referring to the so let me just show you
this. This is cool. Our guys did this
from scratch.
In the there's something called the and
on the we have 12 breads. These are the
showbreads that they they put on on
chabas and they eat it from chabas to
shabas. It stays there for seven days.
And you can see there's two
uh
what do you call them? I don't know
kaleum that have levina frankincense
these two guys right over here.
So now what's the procedure? How do you
take the breads off and how do you put
the new breads on on chabas? So it says
each holds six breads. So that's two
holding six breads. is 12 breads
and two other hold which contain the
actually have it over here
something like this
you can see the tuka Adam holding six
breads back there
so
four remove everything and four put it
back on
just a dumb joke. Not it's not even a
joke but it just reminded me so I'm
going to say it. They're talking about
four people in you know right is the the
geniuses the world geniuses in.
So they when it snowed they all went out
and they wanted to see the snow but they
were very annoyed that that the guy that
woke him up to tell them the snow that
his footprints were everywhere. So they
came up with a genius idea that they're
going to put him on a chair and they're
going to carry him like this his
footsteps won't be in the snow. I just
thought it's
Oh, so now in this process right over
here right these guys not this
this one right over here when you have
the eight people taking the bread
putting the bread how come it doesn't
mention about another two people lifting
up the table
doesn't say anything that you have to
lift the table isn't it similar to where
a has to hold the k while you're putting
while you're doing the kam have to hold
the table while they put the the bread
in. And Rashi explains
that the baziken
those those spoonfuls of leva is what
allows the khanim to eat from the bread.
So they're the m it's what we call a m
when you
when you burn those then you're able to
eat the bread. It's the same thing says
Rashi when it comes to kim when I go
like this I put my hand in there take
three then allows the to eat the rest of
the flower.
So they're similar
says you're right maybe a does have to
hold it.
So Rashi says over here something
interesting
I can find it.
says Rashi.
The reason why it's not mentioned maybe
says Rashi or the explaining the reason
why lifting the table is not so
important wasn't part of because it's
not an it's an not an important one. So
it's not in the list but maybe does have
to lift up the table. says, "Wait a
minute.
When we said that's not part of the list
because we're only talking about we're
not talking about the Great,
we're counting how many there are.
You're going through numbers. There's
eight. Four do this, four do that. Don't
you think if there's a a ninth K lifting
the table, shouldn't you mention him?
You see that you can do when the cle is
on the ka on the ground on the table.
You don't need a to hold it. That's how
we started off the
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This we already established. It's so
simple that if the bowl of flowers on
the floor on a table, the kind could do
the you don't need another kind to hold
it. Why?
We saw, we already proved it from the
Schulhan that they there's nobody
lifting the table over there and they
took off the frankincense from the
without a kind holding it. Next,
when I go home and I bring a bag of
flour from my pantry and I bring it to
the mdash, I need to make it. Even
though I say by the way when I say that
this bag of flour is going to be a so it
does become a little bit it becomes
I want to make it really kadesh I need
to put it into a so how do I do that
I put it I could put it into that's on
the ground doesn't have to be holding it
we find the same thing about the you
take the bread you put it into the
doesn't have to be holding
But there's something that I don't know
when what's the process again? There's a
large bowl. I put my hand in a large
bowl, take three fingers worth and put
it into the small bowl. That small bowl,
does a have to hold it or not? What's
the question?
Do I learn it from the rest of the
things of we just established I could do
the and I could put the flower even
though the bowl is on the ground. So too
the second B could be on the ground
or they learned from blood we had the
whole last is talking all about this
that when the inh
the animal blood comes squirting out of
the neck you have to grab the blood with
a with a has to go into and that blood
is the final you bring it to the and you
sprinkle it on that a has to be holding
you can't have a a a cle sitting on the
ground grabbing the blood has to be
holding the
that we learn from suki.
So the question is
and what is the question? I wish I had
this but I don't.
I mentioned it before I'll mention
again.
This process of taking kima from flour
mimics a carbon. A carbon has four
receiving the blood moving the blood to
the misb pouring the blood on the mbah.
So too by we have
we have the kam which is similar to we
have you taking that putting into a
small vessel that's like receiving the
blood. Then the takes that small vessel
moves [clears throat] it to the that's
then he puts it out of that's like
so
so this idea of
putting the the into a bowl is similar
to kabala of dam and dam we know that a
ka that a kay has to be holding the When
he receives the blood, so too the
really say this
this he takes flour with three fingers.
He puts one and a half fingers worth in
one vessel, one and a half fingers word
in another vessel. Is that good?
Ra says it's good. The problem is if Ra
is the one who compares the putting of
the into the small vessel like the blood
receiving the blood in the small vessel
he shall learn from blood and by blood
you can't put half and half you need to
put all the blood into one vessel says
you're right he says that when you he
agrees to that if you put a half and
half into it's no good he he regretted
that
how do you know that you can't make
blood
halfway [snorts] if you put half of the
blood in one cle and have in another
this is by the paradum so in the time of
the mikdash I don't know if I have the
whole thing but [snorts]
so here's the paradum the red heer
the only way to become after going to a
funeral touching a dead person is by
getting sprinkled by the water that's
mixed in with the ashes of this paradum.
And to make a lot of ashes, they put a
lot of wood. That's why there's a whole
pile of wood over here.
So he says like this,
this is a little bit of exaggeration,
but what they would do is
they take the thes
here
And they would dunk it into the paraduma
water. It has the it's mixed water.
It's not that violent, but yeah. And
they would spray the guy with the
So now what happens?
There's more. Uhoh.
What if this clean doesn't have enough
water? You have to use two kaleum.
I had enough of that.
So
you see it doesn't work. You need to put
all the water into one vessel.
What about the they do on on let's say
what about blood
everything about the we know is
that's it. There's no there's no
tells us you have to do it so and you
can't learn anything else from it.
Or perhaps no part says the word and it
teaches us that you have to have enough
water. You can't use two different
vessels. It has to all be in one.
So to by blood it says the same wording.
So I would know that you can't use two
vessels. It has to be in one.
No, you should know that if you have
this is how we know it that the end of
the day if it you put the blood you did
it in two different vessels it's not
considered a good
is there's a a good friend of mine he
used to come to my he still does
hope he doesn't get mad at me I have
sensory issues you know like sound you
know different things bother me. So he
used to sit right next to me back in the
day and in middle share he would pull
he'd open up a yogurt, open it and then
he would lick the cover and like in
middle she know dude and then at the end
he'd put his finger like go around the
top.
So anyway,
that's mapping the when the here let me
show you the doing
in the in the you know we say
so that's this right over here. He takes
blood dunks his finger in the blood and
and pours it on the floor seven in a
row. Now
we're going to be talking about it. You
cannot
do mass. You can't do this.
You can't take from the blood that's on
the on the edges. You got to stick it
right into the into the blood.
You have to have all the seven drops of
blood in that one vessel. You can't have
one vessel that has three drops and the
other vessel four. That doesn't work.
All of them have to be in what? Minadam
should be in. What does that mean? We'll
see in a second. Says,
"You need both."
Oh, we're doing well on time.
Where are you guys from? Where you from?
>> Ah, wait. You got Ley today. You got an
aliyah today. No,
not you.
>> No, some else.
>> Somebody else. Okay. You in you in I saw
you somewhere. Where did I see you?
>> Where? Where? Oh, okay. So, I saw you.
Okay, good. I knew I saw you.
I got to say it again just in case
because a lot of people they don't they
won't even watch the emails. Yeah, I I I
get them. Real quickly, we had a guy
Nathan Zooker, Delta pilot. Did you hear
that or you came after that?
Delta pilot who watches the shear for
almost six years and he announces on the
on the PA system. This is your pilot,
you know, the clouds
and he always sticks in when he flies
only when he flies from Jewish locations
like JFK.
He sticks in the daff. So I said uh he
says today's
like what are the non-Jews? He says they
don't they don't even hear it. It's like
and then he said that he he'll do like a
he'll say there's a maz to all the
people that that make him and that a guy
just came over to him the other day and
said that
he's going to start the daft because he
announced he says pilot announcing it he
came after the flight was over he walked
by now I just remembered another story
Gishmaki story guy comes over me he says
you want to hear Ellie the fasci story I
said yeah he doesn't do this she said he
was in Romania and uh he was in an Uber
and he's minding his own business. The
driver turns around and says, "Are you
Jewish?" And he says, "Yeah." He says,
"You remind me of Ellie Stfansky." I was
a guy told to me today.
All right. I forgot to get his name.
You know what I'm talking about. Were I
think you you were actually there when
he was telling me the story. We were
standing by the door
>> when I left.
>> You left? Okay. By the entrance to the
shop. Fine.
Next,
we need both words to dunk and blood.
You have to dunk your finger in there.
I would think that even if you don't
have enough blood for all seven,
you need in that one vessel, you need
all seven sprinkles.
I think they could go around like this,
like the yogurt.
No, you have to dunk it in there.
What does it mean? We We read these
words, but we didn't understand what it
meant.
What does that mean?
It's interesting
means that when you put your finger into
the into the blood and you sprinkle
you think that you could go again, you
have enough blood to do it a second
time. No. In fact, and I saw in the arch
scroll, but not an hour. So, I have to
ask my so why not an hour? The archival
says you have to wipe your finger down
every time between between dipping in.
That's what the arch. I don't know where
they got it from. I don't see it in
Rashi in our gum. Our translation
doesn't have it. But if it's true, they
have to wipe it down. It's a problem. We
should put it in there.
Um, yeah. Because basically what the art
world is saying is that once you you dip
your finger in and you sprinkle now
everything left on your finger is no
good.
Yeah. I guess it's like on the side of
the clay where you're dipping it in and
you get you're using the new blood, but
it's underneath. kids are. He says you
got to wipe your finger down. It might
it might fit into the coming up.
Again, we're talking about the inner and
this is an interesting we discussed a
lot in and that is if some of the blood
from the the carbon goes on the garment
there's a to wash it you must wash the
garment. So he says
he was in the middle of doing the haz
and he got on his garment. He's a tongue
if it's before he did any of the
sprinkles. You have to wash your
garments. Once he's done
it's not right anymore. So you don't
have to you don't have to wash the
clothing. But let's let's understand. It
says
what does it mean? There's two there's
two types that he finished completely.
There's before he finished and after he
finished.
Oh, you see from here that if he didn't
finish, then the on the finger are good
enough to continue on. Why do you why
are you telling me you can't? Why do you
why are you telling me you have to dunk
in every single time? Says
it means we're talking about each
individual sprinkle. You could break it
down to seven different sprinkles.
And each and every one you dunked your
finger in and then it got your clothing
dirty.
Then you then you have to wash your
clothing. Once you went like this, you
sprinkled it on that individual one.
Then you don't have to wash your
clothing.
The way it worked is they would take
their hand and wipe their hand down on
the paradum. Why? Because later on
they're going to burn the entire
paraduma like so. Let's see. I think we
have it over here. So, we want
everything to be burned, including all
the blood that's left over. We burn it.
How do you burn it? The kind goes, it's
kind of nasty. Take your the bloody
hand. You go like this on the part. I'll
tell you why I think it's nasty. I'll
show you in a second.
I don't know if you ever tried it. I
didn't, but I'm assuming to myself if
your hand is full of blood and go like
this on a cow, what's going to happen?
You're going to end up full of like cow
hair and all sorts of stuff.
Like you're worse off doing that.
So he says,
"Seems like
when you're completely finished, but if
not, you don't you don't wipe your hand
down."
No, no, no. You're right. It's a good
deal what you just said because it seems
like in between fingers, like fingers,
you could continue doing sprinkles from
fingers. No.
If you finished, wipe your hand down on
the cow. But if you didn't finish
completely,
you must wash your finger down like we
were saying that you have to wipe your
finger down. Maybe that's where the
school got it from right over here. You
have to wipe your finger off in between
each and every
so it's a good k on our garial
edition should have I think it should
have said if that's the if that's the
case that you have to wipe your fingers
down. It should have been in the
says
I understand why you have to wipe your
hand down on the cow.
You should burn the cow.
So Rashi says something very
interesting. How are you going to wipe
your finger down? Says Rashi because
you're not by the cow. The cow is down
there. You're on top. Seems like you're
doing the the sprinkles in a different
place, says Rashi. So why I'm going to
make you go in between each one. You
have to do seven sprinkles. You're going
to go up and down the mountain. This is
Harm, right? Where do you do this? This
right over here is on Harim facing the
the door of the I'm going to make you go
up and down. We in a different
he says if you going to wipe your finger
on the cow, it's going to look like
this.
kids, you're gonna get your your finger
all dirty.
And then they they skip over here.
How do you how do you clean your You're
right. You don't wipe it down on the
cow. You wipe it down on the vessel on
the on the edge of the vessel.
Is of wiping it down.
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