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CHAZARAH - Chullin Daf 42 | "Nothing but the Daf" with R' Eli Stefansky
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- Good Morning - 41A - 41B - Have A Wonderful Day! -- MDY presents: "Nothing but the Daf", R’ Eli Stefansky’s MDY (Mercaz Daf Yomi) Shiur in a concise format - all the clarity of the full daf Shiur, with Reb Eli's unique charts and visual aids, without any extras (emails, stories etc.) Perfect for Chazarah or anyone who wants a quick, focused Daf.
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[music]
Good morning rapish.
We're starting elutrafus. You guys, you
have no idea. Okay,
you'll remember this day for a long
time. This is the beginning of Alut
Trafus. And what a peric it's going to
be. We're 40 D into and I told you it's
going to be Gishmak and it was Gishmak.
had two dapim of yad sheni andishi which
for me was super gishmak maybe some of
the didn't appreciate as much but here
we go easy and flowing but hands-on
gishmach
the mission is going to list 18 doesn't
say the word 18 but the mission is going
to list 18 different tra
if the esophagus the food pipe has a
very small hole in it. Even a mashu like
like we always show this picture, but
today we have even a a real picture of
if you look closely, there's a little
hole over there on the top. No, you
don't see.
>> Oh,
>> here. Right over here.
>> See?
>> Okay. A little slight nick, a little
hole through and through is it makes it
a trao.
Where's my gargeras?
Oh,
this let's say this is uh the trachea
the this is the windpipe and it if it's
slit like this that's a tra more than if
it's more than 51%.
Here's a gaggeras. There's a a real
there's a picture of a real uh trachea.
the the different rings, the outside is
made out of um cartilage and the the
bottom where his fingers are are
actually meat. This is crucial. There's
a membrane around the brain like almost
like a plastic bag sort of. It's hard to
see it here if you have in it's
unbelievable the the the quality of
these screens over here, but anyway on
my screen it's all you could see like a
little like a shiny thing on the brain.
That's the very very thin membrane that
that
uh
>> wraps it
>> wraps the brain.
>> So if there's a little hole in that,
that's a traal.
If the heart is [clears throat]
punctured all the way to the cavity of
the Oh, I like that word. I wonder if
the article uses that. The word cavity
probably. Here's the cavity. The heart
has cavity that that's where the blood
goes into this into gets pumped out from
there. The chamber equals a chamber. I
like cavity better. Cavities get
schmuck. It is a chamber. They're right.
They are right. But it happens to be
that cavity explains it better. If if
the hole goes through and through, we
actually have a real picture of a real
heart. If you don't like this stuff, you
don't have to look. Here's a hole in the
heart that goes into the cavity.
If the spine broke
the main part here is that the spinal
cord the was severed that creates a trap
spine broke. Spine can break and a
person can live a animal could live but
the fact that the cord broke. How does a
cord break? By breaking the spine.
That's the whole point. Beautiful
picture that Yoshi put together here.
Um, I worked with him on this just to
get the blue, which is not real. It's
not the color, but to emphasize the cord
because it gets lost. And he actually
made some of the I don't know if you
notice some of the uh vertebrae are are
see are glass are like plastic so you
can see through.
If the liver, it's interesting the word
means heavy. It's the heaviest organ in
the body. I'm not Is it heavier than
skin? I guess it is. I don't know. They
say it's that's why it's called co. But
we know that the the the liver is the
only organ in the body that regenerates
and if there's a small piece left of the
liver, it will regenerate back to
normal. So that's why it says if the
entire liver was removed
nothing was left over then it's a
if a lung
here's a lung
it's amazing like if you've never seen
it it's pretty cool cuz it's all
shriveled up and then you blow into it's
like a balloon blows up.
Um I want to show you this I guess.
Okay, [clears throat] this is a lung. If
it has a little neck, if you notice,
we're talking about all these things
that have nek, a little hole,
you have a lung that has a little
puncture in it. It's missing a piece.
The is going to ask if it's missing a
piece. So, it has a puncture.
So, actually says something like this.
If you look closely at this picture, a
lot of these pictures I received
yesterday
from Bis, our in-house, he was on Zoom.
It's amazing. He has a picture for
everything basically. And these these
little blood vessels or whatever they
are in there, they say it's not really
blood, but symphonitis are these pipes
that are in the lungs. If it go has to
go up to there
according to
we'll be discussing this. There are four
stomachs.
The food goes in the stomach. Number
one, it's called the caris. From there,
it moves on to the basis. I have here
basicis, but it's kind of frozen and
it's shriveled up in the freezer. I have
also hemsus. I'll I'll just show you.
It's this piece is actually this piece
over here on the glove. It it the design
is magnificent. It's really beautiful.
And then the second one is called
Hemsus. It's also has a crazy design of
lines.
Here's a here's a blow up of a basic
kis. So you can see over here what
happens is the grass that the animal
eats gets chewed up goes into the
carrots gets digested and then goes into
this basis and the basic kais forms kais
like balls and each little piece of
grass goes into each one of those
cavities cavities and therefore it has a
bunch of these balls and then it does
malera. It takes those balls, goes back
to the mouth and it chews it, re-chooses
it again.
Then it goes back in somehow it knows
how to go back in and go avoid the first
two and goes from there to the hems. The
basicis and the hems are back to back
[clears throat]
>> in the bottom.
>> Interesting. Yeah, you can see you can
see Wow. You can see grass in the bottom
right over there.
>> It's yum.
Now from the hems it goes to the ca
which is the fourth thing right? So we
said there's a kes
heis and it goes to ka.
So if there's a puncture in the ka no
good nikvah
no what about the hemsis and the basicis
if they have a puncture. So that we're
going to talk about soon.
If the gallbladder has a a puncture,
it's [clears throat]
it's it's very bitter stuff.
Again, we're talking about nikva. I'm
pointing it out because the gar is gonna
take all of these and put them into one
category called
so they're all considered one. The
bottom line is there's a there's a
puncture.
I love this picture. One of my favorite.
I didn't see all the pictures, but this
one just a great picture cuz I took the
uh the dock and I was playing jump rope
with it. Like I did a a d I never did
before, but it worked out well and they
grabbed that that shot. These are the
small intestines. They're very long.
>> Food goes through all that
shinikvah. The is going to discuss what
the pimus is, what is, but the carrot
that's the first stomach that the food
goes into. Truth is, we have uh Yoshi
worked on there. I might as well show
this. It's a very nice picture.
A lot of stuff that we're discussing
here. You can see the mara right over
here. That's the gallbladder. That green
guy. You could see the basis over here.
That honeycomb and the hems next to it.
Um what what are we talking about now?
The heart, lungs, coa, caris. Are we at
caris?
So this is right over here. He says
that's the caris.
These are the kishkas theim.
Okay. So
that had a a puncture
or it was ripped most of it from the
outside [clears throat]
depends
if it's a large animal like a bull. So
you have to have at least one teac one
fistful of a rip,
but you have a smaller animal like a
baby uh
a calf.
So even if it's less than
as long as it's the majority. Oh, so now
we're going back to the hems.
So that's fascinating because over here
you could see
if you look closely you notice the
grass. What you didn't notice is this
nail lodged in here.
>> Is [snorts] that pusle or not? Well,
that's not really what we're talking
about. We're talking about a puncture
wound that goes through and through.
Here you'll see the flip side. This is
you see the blood
and there's some sort of nail there. You
can see the nail that went through while
it's alive. How do you know? Cuz you see
the I guess maybe because you see that
it was injured before, not after it
died. I think the base dumps the food in
to the hems. They're connected. They
have a pipe going one.
If you add another opening from the
hemsus into the bas from the basicis to
the hemsus nothing happened. You'll
double the the capacity of it to move
from one to the other. You didn't cause
permanent damage. You cause damage if
you're going to puncture the outer wall
of the basis. If a nail goes through and
through like we just saw that's
problematic because then food is going
to go into the body. It's going to leak
out. So that's what he's saying over
here,
but not would mean on the wall that that
connects the two of them. And there's a
hole that goes through and through.
That's not a problem.
This is the story that I told you about
my father, myself and Ben. He was
concerned about this the
which later on I said over there I saw
yesterday it says is a problem and that
if an animal falls somebody told me
she called left a message he said listen
it happens if a truck full of chickens
flips over
trucks flip over they're all tra as
just
But I don't know and a bird, but I know
that with when it comes to a behemoth.
If a animal falls off a roof, roof means
a table is also a roof. Anything that's
above tim is a roof. So it's a it's a
it's a mushel of some something high.
You wait 24 hours. If the animal is good
after 24 hours walking around normal,
he's kosher. What happens is the guy
doesn't know how his animal falls off
the roof. He says, "Let me sh them right
away. You shuck right away. That's it.
You can't eat it because you don't know.
You can't open it up and and and find
the the tra the tra is a it's it's a
category of of it's called
exactly what I don't know. So don't
check your within 24 hours. If you wait
24 hours and it's good then you're good.
tell if most of its ribs were broken.
When a a wolf attacks, Sashi explains
that a wolf has poison in its nails. We
could understand today what what does he
mean poison? Poison. He's a he's a
snake. Poison means germs.
>> He has rabies. He has he has poison
meaning he has decayed flesh in his in
his paws in his in his uh claws and
those claws in addition to causing
damage they also inject
>> an infection and the animal dies from
the infection. So
once this animal is going to get ripped
up by this uh wolf it's done because
eventually it's going to die from the
infection. That's how I'm learning it.
When you're talking about a sheep, okay,
so that they'll die from an infection
from a from a wolf. No, in order to die
from infection, when it comes to a
larger animal that you need, Dusi, then
you need a lion. His infection and his
his claws are much stronger and they'll
go through the the hide of a larger
animal like a cow, be drus, hawks. So,
we have these in I believe what unless
I'm confusing the hawk with something
else. I think it's the hawk in Chicago.
They say they have them there, too. I I
witnessed it. They come at they're very
very fast uh flyers. They just come in
between the branches and like just like
this picture and they just pick up a
pigeon and just fly away with it and
they'll go to like a a fence or
something. Sit there and just pick at it
until all its feathers are gone and they
kill it. So these claws of this nates
they'll create the same problem in a
chicken. No.
And a smaller bird like a pigeon
and a larger bird like this. Here's a
galdic a picture. This is real. Don't
this is not a joke. This is an eagle
holding on to a sheep. Yeah. A baby
sheep.
This is the real deal. So you have a
larger bird.
The the hawk is much smaller, much
weaker than that. It can do a bird, but
it can't do a a sheep. So,
sorry, where am I?
>> And larger bird. What does it say on the
side over here? I didn't notice.
>> Yeah, like chickens. Exactly. Turkey.
[snorts]
So the Mishna finishes off saying like
the in the second
anything that can survive the year is
considered a if it could survive the
year it's not a
where do we see this idea of the
saw
that says what do you mean where oh no
what I meant to ask is
since
whether survives a year or not. There's
a man that says even it could survive 22
years but it's missing a limb. It's a
traa whatever the one of these things it
has a hole in its in its uh kishk it
could survive 10 years it's still a tra.
So where do you see that a tra doesn't
live
it says innah the last line
so he says
where do I know that that a doesn't
survive
a doctor meets a patient he says I have
good news and bad news what's the good
news he says the good news is you're
going to live for a week he says That's
the good news. If that's the good news,
what's the bad news? He says, "Oh, I've
been searching for you for six days
already.
He's going to not going to live. He's
not going to live."
So the the simple in the anybody that
reads this, these are the animals that
you're allowed to eat. No, no, no, no.
The living, these are the living
something that could live and survive.
You're allowed to eat
anything that you know that's not going
to survive. You're not you're not
permitted to eat.
That's the why you can't eat. It's not
going to live. That's why you can't eat
it.
And according to the one that argues and
says that a tra does live. How does he
know that a is a problem?
this this particular one you're allowed
to eat,
but there are other animals that you're
not permitted to eat. What does that
mean? Even though they're going to live,
you see that does survive and those you
shall not eat. These you eat, these you
don't eat. Even though they're they're
going to live
according to that says does not survive.
He uses the the say uses the word zo. So
now the
what does he do with the word
every single species in the world you
think about it it's a nice
how did know what a what a elephant
looked like what a chimpanzeee looked
like a tiger that only you only have in
na how did it get to the to the desert
between Egypt in Israel
and Israel where how how to get there
lifted it up and brought it to him. He
said here here's an elephant here's a
this here's a that
[snorts]
now if you hold
But he he also needs to teach us that
showed every single animal and there's
millions says
so now we're stuck
then how so now we have to go back
they need that whole to teach us that
idea.
So how do you know that if you hold
that that's considered a
it's another one
there's a
something that's alive and it's going to
live more than the 12 months and still
nevertheless
says and gives a number and this is
problematic and that that's what gets us
into next to you. He tells us a number.
You can't go to 19. He says, "These are
the 18 that are
you're not going to find them in the
exactly the
and
of the you're not going to see it.
These are the 18. [snorts]
We have a beautiful."
Okay, if you count it up in the Mishna,
in fact, it'll be 18. But Rishmal says
these are the 18. He says 18. He says
the number. And once you say a number,
it's very difficult to get out of the
number. And we don't get out of the
number. We're going to stick to this
number.
Basgar is a is four things.
So that's four. It's another four. So
we're at 22.
Vevita. This is the only place I believe
in sha that says vita. This is where the
has the famous
he wrote it when he was like 13 years
old and he he said one over one one
every single day of the of means seven.
So now what's the question? The question
is says 18 and our Mishna brings 18.
Doesn't say a number but there's a lot
more than 18. We just saw another 11
four bazar and
seven
says the
he says the the amount and whatever he
left over the lev he left over
at the end of the mishna there's a
there's a rule this is the rule what's
the rule that if it doesn't live it's a
traa it's considered a traa and that's
it so all these 11 things they're not
going to live so they're considered a
traa it's it's included in the in in the
rule
But if you hold that there's only eight
teams there's no more
oh so now the is going to go through
bazar first the first the base so
the base
if it's leg it's hind leg got cut
animals have like three knees sort of
three bending parts we have two so it's
from the this one from the
>> the upper from the upper knee and up. In
other words, the entire thigh bone,
not the shin, but where the shin and the
thigh bone meet from that point and up
here. Um, I just threw it in here. It's
a It's a picture of a picture, but from
this arrow and up and from the arrow
down, it's not a tra.
[snorts]
Oh, so it's a cash. So, we're going to
do one of these. Let's see if this works
today. Oh.
[music]
So these are the 18
of the Mishna. So the Gmorrah asks what
about
it's a little slow. What about
so we have 19 should be 19 says
hold that you could
you know solder it if that's the right
word. Yeah there is I saw what
[snorts and clears throat]
>> carterize that's the word carterize.
Some so you do some sort of surgery.
No, you don't do a you do you do one of
these close it off and then it could
live.
Okay, let's say you could do that.
Who's the question according to the
question is
says 18 and you found the 19th but
himself holds
he holds that could live survive. So
let's say it has a cut foot but it could
survive. You don't have to. So, so, so,
so, okay, you can do surgery. You can't
do surgery. It's not important. Even if
you don't do surgery, it could survive.
So, why is it not 19? If you're number
19,
the thing is you don't have 19 because
if you have a cut leg, that's not a tra
that's not why that's why it's not part
of the list here.
Fine.
Great. Next question.
means that's that's the
if you have uh one of the how do you say
the vertebrae of the spine missing there
does not
if you have um a skull of a dead person
that creates tumas the whole room the
whole house becomes tom and also if you
have a full spine but if you have
something missing from the spine it's
not
Whether it's two or one that according
to it will be a it's missing two and
according to you see on the one hand
we're going to discuss it tomorrow
according to two vertebrae creates a
according to one so you have 19 you have
one that's missing
so says
he says
You consider it.
It's on the left column towards the top.
So take a look at these two. They become
one. Yeah. These two become one. And now
we're going to put the
in that slot. And now you have 18.
You take one out. And now you put one in
glue dog. You have an animal. Oh, this
would have been gal walking around
without skin. It got sunburns or
something. All it gimmel that's ber the
gimmel.
So says
holds that it is kosher.
It's not it's not a 19th. It's kosher.
It's not it's not a
there's something called karus. Kusa
means like a dried date.
So its lung shriveled up basically. It
got frightened by a human being and it
shriveled. It's one of its lungs
shriveled and that's it. It cannot it
doesn't go back to where it was. It has
trauma. In English it's called trauma.
>> It's a it's a psych. Yeah. Look at this.
Oh, you missed it.
>> Says
nikva mara. It's smack in the center of
this whole chart. We're going to take
that out, toss it out, and instead we're
going to insert the kusa. You're right.
Kusa is one of them.
is not a punctured gallbladder is not a
problem.
Great.
But what do we do? We have another
seven. Take a look. We put all seven
over here and we're going to go through
them real quickly. [snorts]
It's it's fascinating when you learn the
science over here. You see the pictures
book of the atma. We have a real book of
from the
[snorts]
if I can find it. Here we go. Basically
joints have a ball like a bearing. Is
that what it is? A ball and a it fits in
a socket. A ball and a socket made. It's
unbelievable.
Oh, I said that yesterday.
there's a ball and because you have a
ball it can rotate within the socket.
So if the ball comes out of hand, it's
very interesting. I just want to show
you real quickly. This is this ball and
socket. If you notice the the um I had I
had one of these problems. I should know
what it's called. The ACL the no the
tendon whatever
>> the ligament snaps. It snapped. That's
when it becomes straight. If the ball in
the socket pop out, it's not it's not a
traa. It's when the ligament snaps. And
over here in this picture, you could see
the snap ligament.
Um, so that's another one
if it has a problem with one of its
lung. Uh, I'm sorry. Uh, kidneys. I
threw in a picture here of a luxy.
I thought I did. Maybe I didn't.
I know I received one from Reb.
I'll try to I'll give it to the editors
if they remind me. Okay.
In other words, it's full of pus and
it's really bad. Now, you could donate a
kidney, but if a person had not a
person, an animal has a bad kidney that
that's going to be a bad thing for the
animals to
if you take remove the spleen
completely, it's okay.
Only remove completely. If you have a
puncture, it's no good.
If the the the
are [cough]
dangling, most of them it's a
before we learned about broken ribs. Now
we're talking about one rib completely
removed from its uprooted from its mikva
a crushed skull. Most of it is crushed
and the meat the the the flesh that that
covers the the intestines the whatever
we'll see most of it. So says so we're
we're over here right? We are over here.
We have seven in addition to the 18 says
the gum. Take a look in the Mishna
there's eight different puncture wounds
le etc. So what we do is take a look at
this now we have a folder called we're
going to take out all the eight
>> all the red
>> all the red ones and put them in one
folder. So now one folder is one that's
all all eight are considered one called
ne plus the seven we're going to put put
it all back into place and everything is
galdic. Now we have 18
and all of those eight are considered
one one folder all the reds.
You take out seven put back seven. We
have the seven that we just discussed
the ball and the bearing. Okay. So that
you're right. That's one of the eight
in the in the Mishna. We have two that
are separated. One of them was this
right. The the cut trachea. We also have
the broken spine that we showed in the
video.
You should consider one, not two. So now
you have one extra.
You have the spleen. So that's a ninth
punctured one. What do you do about the
punctured spleen?
The the two that we discussed the the
cut leg that you said no that's not a
problem. We hold it's kosher. And the
gluda the animal walking around without
skin which is a problem. He said it's
not a problem topic. Leave that back in
there in the Mishna. So Rabbi before you
go, one last thing I got to show you. So
this is at the end of the day. These are
the 18. If you take a look here, you'll
have the book of you have all the stuff.
Luckily,
oh number nine is we inserted it back
in. This should be somewhere. Oh number
10. And all eight is number one. Raoai.
Have a wonderful day and enjoy a lufus.
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