Journey to Morocco: The Sahara Desert - The Symbolism of Earthenware

this Tower class is brought to you by torahanytime.com okay I've been wanting to have this opportunity for a bit a short duration all the homes over here originally were made of clay clay plays a very important role here in the Sahara an important Russia on clicharas we know that earthenware in halacha can only contract Tama from the inside cannotic contract them up from the outside Ella it doesn't have it's not matami from the outside what's the reason for that all other calim contractima from the outside so the huskuni writes that clichards there's no way to be mataharat you can't purify klikas the only way to be retire it is you gotta break it on Jewish money that since the only way to retire it is to break it if it would contract tumor from the outside you wouldn't have too many kliharas left they had a different approach to this idea in Cuts they would say What's the value of irregular CLE most kalim their real value is their appearance people have a beautiful gold goblet a silver goblet so it makes a beautiful appearance so it's khashibos is on the outside so it's kashiba says on the outside therefore it's matame from the outside but a clicharas is doesn't have a beautiful appearance it's whole kashibos is it's used as receptacle on the inside therefore it only contracts Toma on the inside however the only way to be matirid is to break it now we know in Adam is they would say man is analogous to clicharas how so the importance of a person the significance of a person is his inside his makshava his thoughts his kavana not his appearance that's why man is compared to a clicharas therefore in Cuts they would say that reason teaches the Tara of a person is a person purifies himself by humbling themselves like clicharas so in Cuts they would say always to remember Adam Marshall where the kashivas is on the inside and the tahara is the San fesh you've just experienced another Torah class brought to you by torahanytime.com