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... R. Nihumai who said to then: Thus said R. Joseph b. Minyomi in the name of R. Nahman, 'This35  is not an authentic teaching'.36  What is the reason?37  If it be Suggested, 'Because money is a movable thing and movables are not pledged to a kethubah',38  is it not possible [it might be retorted] that the statement represents the view of R. Meir who holds that movables are...

..., marries his widow and also inherits his estate (v. supra p. 514, n. 4). The debt in this case is similar to a sale ex post facto, and nevertheless it is invalid; which proves the correctness of R. Joseph's ruling. Lit., 'that which was good for him they did for him'; it is more advantageous for a person when his money is invested than when it is spent. Implying forcible action against his will. The...
... THAT MY FATHER HAS PROMISED IT, WHAT CAN I DO? EITHER MARRY ME OR SET ME FREE'. R. GAMALIEL SAID: ADMON'S WORDS HAVE MY APPROVAL. GEMARA. Our Mishnah does not [uphold the same view] as that of the following Tanna. For it was taught: R. Jose son of R. Judah stated, There was no difference of opinion between Admon and the Sages that, where a man promised a sum of money to his [prospective] son-in-law...

... and then defaulted, his daughter may say3  My father has promised on my behalf, what can I do?' They only4  differ where she herself promised a sum of money on her own behalf, in which case the Sages ruled: Let her remain [single]5  until her hair grows grey, while Admon maintained that she could say, 'I thought that my father would pay for me [the promised amount], but now that my...
... acquires belongs to her husband? — R. Jose. son of R. Hanina answered: It means that he steals from a meal prepared for his father and mother. But did not R. Hanan b. Molad say in R. Huna's name: He is not liable unless he buys meat and wine cheaply and consumes them? — But say thus: from the money set aside for a meal for his father and mother.7  An alternative answer is this: a...

... most of it, retaining only scraps — perhaps R. Zera found an inclination among his disciples to dose off whilst he was teaching. To do this often, and hence will not be led into evil ways. [In which money the mother has an exclusive share, as alimentation is part of the husband's obligations to the wife.] E.g., if his mother was his father's sister or daughter. Deut. XXI, 20. Since 'voice' is...
... their generation, and they did not do so; for it is said, When thou criest, let them that thou hast gathered deliver thee.6 Rabbah b. Bar Hana said in the name of R. Johanan: [This]7  has only been taught [in the case when] money is cheap and fruit is dear, but [when] money is dear, even if four se'ah cost [only] a sela, it is permitted to leave [the country]. (Mnemonic Sign: Sela, Workman, carob...
... explanation, in respect] of [an estate that was] near and [one that was distant.28  [This29  is] in accordance with [the opinion of one of the following] Tannaim: R. Eliezer said: Compensation30  was given in money. R. Joshua said: Compensation was given in land. And it was only divided by lot, for it is said, Notwithstanding [the land shall be divided] by lot'. A Tanna taught...

... equality in the distribution was obtained by giving larger portions of inferior soil against smaller portions of superior soil, further compensation was paid, by those who obtained land nearer to Jerusalem, to those whose lands were further away. The nearer an estate was to Jerusalem the higher was its value. The view that compensation for distance was paid with money. V. previous note. Lit., they...
..., since It [only] requires watching4  and even minors can keep a watch over it. THEY SAID, 'SEE WHAT [OUR] FATHER HAS LEFT; WE DESIRE TO CULTIVATE [OUR OWN SHARES] AND TO ENJOY THE PROFITS'. THE PROCEEDS BELONG TO THEM. R. Safra's father left [some] money. He took it [and] carried on with it a business. [Then] came his brothers and sued him before Raba.5  He said to them. 'R. Safra is a great...

... marriage took place (as explained infra). The token of betrothal, consisting of money or any object of value, which the man gives to the woman at betrothal, whereby the union was legalised. Lit., 'they did not teach but'. Tractate List / Glossary / / Bible Reference                                        ...
...  used to set aside money and to declare that whatever has been gleaned [by passers-by] from this [vineyard]25  shall be redeemed by this money.26  But [if the owner consecrated the animal], has not the principal thus been restored to the owner? [Why then should a thief pay double on it? — We assume a case where the consecration took place] after the case came into court [and...
... mistook Purim-money for ordinary charity-money, and I distributed [of my own] to the poor.'12  'Well then,' said he, 'would that thy portion were my portion and thy lot my lot.' It was said that within but few days R. Jose b. Kisma died and all the great men of Rome13  went to his burial and made great lamentation for him. On their return, they found R. Hanina b. Teradion sitting and occupying...
...; — It does indeed. IT ONCE HAPPENED THAT A CERTAIN PERSON UNCOVERED THE HEAD OF A WOMAN [IN THE MARKET PLACE … FIXED A TIME FOR HIM]. But is time allowed22  [in such a case]? Did R. Hanina not say that no time is granted in cases of injury? — No time is granted in the case of injury where there is an actual loss of money,23  but in the case of Degradation, where there...

... is no actual loss of money, time22  to pay may be granted. HE WATCHED UNTIL HE SAW HER STANDING OUTSIDE THE DOOR OF HER COURTYARD [… FOR IF ONE INJURES ONESELF, THOUGH IT IS FORBIDDEN TO DO SO …] But was it not taught: R. Akiba said to him, 'You have dived into the depths and have brought up a potsherd in your hand,24  for a man may injure himself'? — Raba said...
... impossible. They are survival measures, so nature has not given you a choice between them. From the moment you are born, those three chakras start functioning. They go on functioning until you die. The whole life is covered by those three chakras, and the extrovert person never comes to know that there is anything higher than these. Sex, money, power, prestige, respectability, name, fame - they all belong...

... to those three chakras. And the centre of all those chakras is sex. People seek money in order to seek sex. People seek fame and power and prestige in order to seek sex. Sex remains the centre of the lower three chakras. Sex remains the centre of the extrovert personality. His whole mind revolves around sex. Above the anahata, the heart, there are three chakras: visudha, the fourth centre, then...

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