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Tu B'Shevat - The Significance of What Moshe Rabbeinu Taught on the Last Tu B'Shevat of His Life

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okay I want to share with you an amazing Revelation as to the significance of tuat something that never occurred to me before based on an idea that uh my friend botnik shared with me we know that in the last year of the life of he began to teach the on the 40th year began to teach the T to the Jewish people now think about it when did start teaching the T on for how many days did he teach the he began to teach the on and it concluded on Z which means he taught the T he reviewed the T for 36 Days in the beginning of says the reason begins at the word 36 these are the 36 Days reviewed the from the first day of the 11th month until until Z okay that's the 36 Days of tmra and it's interesting this is mentioned in the of many that the a the 36 Days of the end of M's life he taught the to to CL is now what do these 366 days represent what what do what does this a represent well we know that the aragos is associated with 36 it served the world for 36 hours but there's also an idea basar uh refers to the idea that the 36 hours that the aragan service the world correspond to the 36 of so my friend suggested in that case each of these 36 Days of the life ofu he taught CL another M he taught on the first day he taught and on the second day he taught the next he taught shabas and then aravan and then until finally he taught on the last day of his life and ended off okay that that would have been the last that taught the Jewish people so now let's make a what M did M teach CL Isel on the 15th day of well he must have what is talk about talks about what an appropriate to teach on because ends off with the of the of so I would humbly add that the reason why selected to teach is because we have a tradition that is it encompasses says that has every single subject in is reflected and represented Inus they even asked him what about and thought for a moment he said yeah it says if you give a gift to it's like maybe so the that taught that encompasses the T he selected to teach on uh dka on tubish that's why tubish is a day which is dedicated for would say that starting he felt a special alah in his ability to teach that day was the day that is dedicated to none other than um is the day selected and dedicated to sh to the that encapsulates okay so that's a new significance to the uh special day of Tu okay