Journey to Morocco: The Sahara Desert - The Symbolism of the Camels

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

to be Mason we have to prepare ourselves what are camels what do camels teach us what do we learn from them so we're gonna have most of the now but we'll speak a little bit more more about them when we get there we know that partials called harshas where all of a sudden elsewhere in the Torah we speak about you so we talk about gamalam in fact the barometer that elieza used to choose a wife for yes talk is he offered in his Fila that the woman that says not only I will give you to drink but I also I will also give your camels to drink that will be that will show that will prove that that will be the appropriate way for your stock why would the gamalima why would that be a proof that this would be the appropriate wife has a very beautiful Exposition on on this episode where kriyaka explains the gamara's highness the gemara says that kolkawa is that a woman whose eyes are beautiful no further investigation is needed and the clyakar asks well there are many in our ship they may have beautiful eyes but they're lacking in every other area and vice versa somebody could be very beautiful even if their eyes are not exceptional so kriyako says what that means is that the key way to know about a person's personality is if they have an eye in title they have a good eye if they have a generous Spirit if there is maybe this is a type of a psychological insight that the kuyakar says when somebody loves to do something they will like anything associated with that idea so someone who loves Camila will love camels

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1. 0:31to be Mason we have to prepare ourselves what are camels what do camels teach us…
2. 1:02wife for yes talk is he offered in his Fila that the woman that says not…
3. 2:07means is that the key way to know about a person's personality is if they have…
4. 3:08the sound of the word Gamal she likes the way it flows off of the tongue…
5. 3:40out shoes it's cut but does not have split hooks which nationality is compared to a…
6. 4:40that Camel sounds like Camilo and the fact that you write it you're gonna say that…
7. 5:46[Music] saving a person from Nisa now this is a tough one but the mikkubalum say…
8. 6:16important to know who they were in a previous Go-Go now one last thing and I'm…
9. 7:16know what that is it's better that way that the camel is mourning for the base…
10. 8:19Vitara mixed together you could think about the Schlage you could think about what it says…

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