Shlach
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Sep 7, 2026
Oshi BloomHOST
realest thing in the world we think that if we're not able to really articulate exactly what we're experiencing then it's not true it's the opposite we're saying yeah of course we want to be able to articulate it but like there's also a sense of like no like it's beyond articulation and it's the realest thing in the world okay so i said outside during some part of the orientation i want to say it inside now because it also describes at least how I view it, what chassidus is.
Oshi BloomHOST
All right, so the Torah tells us in parashat Shlach.
Oshi BloomHOST
Sorry for the, what's it called? This is a Rashi script.
Oshi BloomHOST
I think the one we have here.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Your garment needs to be, to, um... needs to have tzitzit on it.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
In the larger, where more well-known parts of tzitzit in Shlach, it uses the plural.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
This we saw much earlier in the Masechet, in the 8th Perek.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Then they borrowed talit, in the famous conversation between Rav Chist and Rami Bar Dekula.
Mordechai TorczynerHOST
If you think of sending the Meraglim, right, we have two versions of the story.
Mordechai TorczynerHOST
In parashat Shlach, and then again in Devarim.
Mordechai TorczynerHOST
And the version in parashat Shlach, Hashem says to Moshe, send people.
Mordechai TorczynerHOST
In the version in Sefer Devarim, it's Moshe's idea, and Hashem doesn't stop him.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
And that,
Yaakov KleinHOST
Nachon.
JeremyGUEST
Like, like even in Shlach Lecha, you have the mafilim.
Yaakov KleinHOST
Nachon.
JeremyGUEST
You know, and-
Assaf BednarshHOST
And the interesting question is, uh, there are seven species that are chayav in bikkurim.
Assaf BednarshHOST
Why does the Mishnah give an example of only three of them, of, uh, te'ena and eshkol anavim and rimonim? Why pick randomly those three out of seven? And, uh, the answer is, is, is very pashut, that once you think of the question, okay, what's special about an eshkol anavim and rimonim and te'enim? So, uh, we think of the other place where those three species are mentioned in the Chumash, which is unfortunately Parashat Shlach.
Assaf BednarshHOST
The Meraglim went to Eretz Yisrael, and they brought back the eshkol anavim u'min ha'rimonim and te'enim, those exact three species.
Assaf BednarshHOST
Why they bring that back those three species? In order to talk badly about Eretz Yisrael to everyone, to show, as Rashi says, [in foreign language] they saw the people there are giant, just like these peyros, that we should be afraid to go there, et cetera.
ZimmermanGUEST
Well, first we have to know what does the word Elul mean.
ZimmermanGUEST
It says in the posek, when by the Meraglim, Parsha Shlach, Shlach send people, V'yasuru Eretz Canaan.
ZimmermanGUEST
V'yasuru, the Targum says, V'yaalul, you should investigate.
ZimmermanGUEST
Many have noted that the word Elul comes from the word investigation.
Dovid DubovHOST
Asks Reb Levi Yitzchok, what's the meaning over here? What's the connection of tefillin, tefillin and what's Shem Havaya? What's the connection? And also why was it Rabbi Elazar, and also he was called Rabbi Elazar HaGodol, the great Rabbi Elazar.
Dovid DubovHOST
What's the connection of all this? Explains, explains Reb Levi Yitzchok, we find in Parashat Shlach- [coughs] ...
Dovid DubovHOST
and also in beginning of Devarim, Chumash Devarim, that the Yidden were concerned, they were scared to go into Eretz Yisrael because there were Bnei Anakim, there were giants over there.
Dovid DubovHOST
There were, as the Torah describes, there was four in Parashat Shlach, four giants, Achiman, Sheshai and Talmai, four of them, and the Jewish people were scared of them, Anakim, giants.
Shaul YoudkevitchHOST
You can badmouth and this is beyond horrible, and he gives an example.
Shaul YoudkevitchHOST
The maglim, the spies of Shlach Lecha, Parashat Shlach Lecha, when Moses is sending 12 heads of the tribes to tour the land and to prepare the invasion program to the land, but they come back without an invasion program.
Shaul YoudkevitchHOST
They come back with badmouthing the land, the land of Israel, the Promised Land, the Holy Land.
Shaul YoudkevitchHOST
And itanashu begina, and they were punished because of that.
Jonathan LiviHOST
"Gedilim ta'aseh lach al arba kanfot kesutechashetechah" So not only the coin gadol, even on your tzitzit, 'cause the next mitzvah is you shall make tzitzit on the four corners of your, uh, garment.
Jonathan LiviHOST
We studied the mitzvah of tzitzit in depth when we studied the Parashat VaYomer in Parashat, what, Shlach, was it? Parashat Shlach, I think.
Jonathan LiviHOST
Okay.
Jonathan LiviHOST
"Ki yikach ish ishah u'va aleha usna'eh" A man, um, marries a woman and comes and he hates her.