Kil'ayim

And number three, Ukra Rabyoshia Bikilayim.

And Rabyoshia and Kilayim, the Menegas like Rabyoshia, Detania Rabyoshia, Omer La'olam Ein Chayiv Ad She Yizra Chita V'Saor V'Charsim V'Polos Yad, V'Chiv Darayisa of Kilay HaKerem, is only if you take In one fell swoop of planting, you take wheat barley, you need two tfuah, not just one.

It's not one and one, it has to be two and one.

That's the dinner of Reb Yoshia, all at once.

Words of Torah, which means that if you're a Ba'al Keri, had a seminal emission, you didn't go to the Mikvah, you can learn Torah.

Uche Rabbi Yoshia BeKilayim.

In Kilayim, mixed br- mixed crops, which means you can't...

Usually, we say it means you can't plant grains of, you know, barley or wheat together with a vine, okay, with grapes.

The Mishnah tells us, if a person has the following, a vegetable that became kiliakarim.

Kiliakarim means that I planted kilayim, but I planted kilayim, I planted kilayim plus.

Not only did I plant two species together, I threw in grapes into the mixture also.

And when I do that, that's called kiliakarim, and that is a significant problem.

Im shor, im se.

So what's the im for? Lerabot et hakoi is to include, uh, sorry, lerabot et hakilayim, to include the kilayim.

And se, matam hu lomar im se lerabot et hakoi.

So the two laws that we saw, kilayim, mixed breed, and koi, which is mix of chaya and behemoth, both those are included from a drasha in the pasuk.

Now, once you include it from a drasha in the pasuk, there's no is it choshesin the zera ahav, not choshesin, that's an irrelevant issue.

The Torah says so, Torah says so, you're obligated, you're obligated in complete matanot, then why would you get to have? So that's a different opinion that you actually have to pay full matanot for the koi.

Okay.

We are Hilchos Kilayim.

Kilyay Kerem.

Good morning.

So we learned, as long as you have five or six, depending on your configuration, as long as you have, let's say, five vines in the proper or six in a proper configuration, then that constitutes a, um, a Kerem.

Now, how far apart does each vine need to be so that it's still connected? So here the, it's, uh, I think it's clear from all the mefarshim and poskim, it, you, it's as long as it's within sixteen amos, that's a, it's considered a shirayunika.

We, we had this as far as once you have established Kilayim, it could spread out and affect up to sixteen amos in all directions.

So as long as you have six there each, you have that configuration of, you know, the box with the zenav.

Well, the result of that will also be a creation that has never before been, that I haven't created before, a new creation, and it's going to be bad, and it's the Arvid, and it's going to terrorize and kill people.

I believe it's an explanation of Kilayim, but the Isra of Kilayim is based on this Indian, that if it should have been created, the Rabbani Shalom would have created, you're now coming and creating, you know, you're putting these two animals together or plants together, whatever, and creating a creation that the Rabbani Shalom didn't create and you're creating it on your own and that is discouraged.

But Omar, we said, But one second, I thought that we said that in order for creations to be able to mate with one another and produce offspring and be able to nurse each other's offspring.

In order for that to happen, in order for two creations to be able to procreate together and to raise each other's children, So you have to have tashmishon v'iburon.

Because Orla is only bottled with 200.

Orla and Kilayim are bottled in 200.

So... that there is that ulcer, rimlav mutter, that if it grew now from the yinika, from the young tree, from the orla tree, then if it's two hundredths, if it's one two hundredths more from the, you know, of yinika, it grows, so then that's actually what comes, it grew from orla, and therefore it is, it becomes ulcer.

how do you define what's 1,200? Like whatever the Rambam says, that you take this fruit and you take one of these types of fruits, you know, and you do an experiment that you leave, you leave it, not specifically any, like you'd say it pairs, I don't know.