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Tu BiShvat

Tu BiShvat

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Oct 15, 2026

Sruli RappsHOST
38:40
Well, that sounds like the year is counted from the day that the B'chor is born rather than, let's say, the first of Tishrei, Rosh Hashanah, let's say.
Sruli RappsHOST
38:51
right? There are certain things that it's already considered a new year at a certain Rosh Hashanah, right? For example, Rosh Hashanah Leilanus, Orla, right? Once it comes to Tu B'Shvat, if I'm not mistaken, Tu B'Shvat already, you know, as long as you plant it with enough time, Rosh Hashanah with enough time, I think depending on if it's a fruit or a vegetable to take root or to start to ripen, you know, to bud, whatever it is, as long as it's I guess by fruit trees, I guess it would be budding.
Sruli RappsHOST
39:21
As long as it begins, I think, to bud by tubishvat, so even if you planted it less than a year, already comes tubishvat, it's already considered the next year.
Sruli RappsHOST
39:30
I think that's relatively accurate.
Eli MenagedHOST
14:29
What fruit are we gonna pick? We're gonna pick the fig 'cause that was the Etz Hadat, and that's gonna be the tikkun that's gonna take place.
Eli MenagedHOST
14:35
He also writes, this might also explain the minhag in Skver on Tu Bishvat as well, that first they'll make the bracha on the date, but then right afterwards they're gonna eat the figs.
Eli MenagedHOST
14:42
So maybe again, we-- they're bringing the figs in right away to try to make some type of, uh, tikkun.
Eli MenagedHOST
14:47
But then I found some other hints to figs on Shabbat.
Shmuel DunnerGUEST
0:56
There's nothing special.
Shmuel DunnerGUEST
0:56
There's no Chanukah, there's no Purim, there's no Tu B'Shvat, no Tu Bishvat.
Shmuel DunnerGUEST
1:00
There's no shabbos, nothing.
Shmuel DunnerGUEST
1:01
It's a boring month.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:30
Lo lipa pneiyan.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:32
Tu be'ov velo be'Tu Bishvat, velo be'Rosh Chodesh." There's no good reason why, why Tu Bishvat.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:38
Tu Bishvat is not a holiday.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:40
It's a minhag that you don't say tachnun.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:42
Tu be'ov is a yom tov.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:44
Okay.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:45
Tu Bishvat is not a yom tov.
Hershel SchachterHOST
33:46
"Lo be'Rosh Chodesh, lo be'Mincha shel Chanukah, lo be'Chanukah yeshan gam, Mincha shel Chanukah v'chen lo ga, Purim ha'nefach pnei." The Tur quotes many had the minhag that on Purim they did say tachnun.
Shalom Moshe PaltielHOST
44:45
The Rebbe sometimes made a very big deal about these days which, uh, are less well-known, let us say.
Shalom Moshe PaltielHOST
44:54
You know, if somebody said, "What are the, what are the days that the Rebbe celebrated the most?" Not so much Purim, but Purim Katan, a Purim in a leap year, in the off month, or Tu Bishvat, or the 15th of Av, which is a fantastic sicha we did together, or, uh, Lag BaOmer, of course, or, um, or the 12th of Sivan, which is when Shavuot ends in earnest, and we go back there too.
Shalom Moshe PaltielHOST
45:19
Similar theme, we go back to the ordinary.
Shalom Moshe PaltielHOST
45:22
And, uh, high up on that list is the 7th of Cheshvan, and part of it is the theme of this sicha, bringing Hashem's holiness to the most mundane.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
6:44
The year begins with Rosh Chodesh Elul.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
6:46
You know, it's different, like Rosh Chodesh for Ilanos we know is Tu B'Shvat, right? Right? It's Tu B'Shvat, or according to B'Shamayim, Rosh Chodesh Shvat, Shana for human beings to be judged, as we know, is of course our Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of Tishrei, this month that we're just ending.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
7:04
And Rosh Hashanah for Maiser Behemoth is... is Rosh Hashanah, meaning only animals born between El and Elul can go in and you can take ma'isr from them by having ten animals.
Ephraim SchreibmanHOST
7:18
If you had five or six or seven or nine animals grown in one year and born in that one year, that's enough, you don't take ma'isr.
Binyomin AdlerHOST
0:01
Parshas HaZinu, Shabbos Shuva, right before Yom Kippur, Tu Bishvat, [Hebrew].
Binyomin AdlerHOST
0:09
In this week's parsha, the Torah uses an expression, and it actually uses this expre-expression a few times.
Binyomin AdlerHOST
0:17
[Hebrew] Hashem saw and was disgusted from the anger or the, His sons angering Him, his sons and his daughters, which is interesting.
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:10
Rabbi Noson actually described a ma'ase like that in, in, in, in the Sefer Yemei Marat.
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:15
Rabbi Noson describes that, that it was on a particular Tu B'Shvat, and, uh, and he himself was not feeling the joy that he was hoping and expecting to feel on the day.
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:24
Like, on a yontif like Tu B'Shvat, he was expected to feel, uh, simcha, very excited, and he wasn't feeling that.
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:30
And, um, and, um, he describes that, that he, he was thinking about, he was thinking about, uh, about what he had heard, what he had learned from Reb Nachman.
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:43
I'll, I'll share with you what...
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:53
There was a Jew, Reb Yeshaime Tcherkas, who was one of them, Reb Nachman students, one of our Hasidim.
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:57
Vechatafti yaso treich haSimcha.
Moshe WeinbergerHOST
26:59
So Rabbi Noson's, Rabbi Noson started up a dance, a Tu B'Shvat dance.
Eve BarlowGUEST
41:24
... with, uh, great sarcasm.
Eve BarlowGUEST
41:25
Um, and, and Adam Brody's character are discussing what should be, um, a mournful day of fasting, Tisha B'Av, and instead refer to it as Tu BiShvat, which is a non-religious celebration of trees in Israel.
Eve BarlowGUEST
41:41
And, and anyone who knows anything about Jewish culture, Judaism, Israel, anything, would have spotted that mistake in a script a mile off.
Eve BarlowGUEST
41:50
So it just, it says to me that the people, you know, Rabbi Leder excluding, who are part of this show are not, are very ignorant across the board.
Aryeh GanzHOST
4:09
And the Beis HaMikdash didn't know what hit him.
Aryeh GanzHOST
4:10
You know, he's used to platters from, you know, Tu B'Shevat times twenty.
Aryeh GanzHOST
4:14
He wasn't sure.
Aryeh GanzHOST
4:15
He like, uh, he looked all confused.

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