Chapter 169 – Tattooing and Depilation
169.1) Do not tattoo yourself.
169.2) Do not cut yourself in grief.
169.3) Do not pluck out your hair for mourning.
169.1) Do not tattoo yourself.
169.2) Do not cut yourself in grief.
169.3) Do not pluck out your hair for mourning.
174.1) Do not graft two diverse kinds of trees. 174.2) Do not preserve a tree that grows two kinds of fruit. You may eat the fruit though. 174.3) The restriction to not sow two kinds of seeds in a vineyard applies only to places inside Israel
150.1) During intercourse, a man should be in a mood of supreme holiness and have pure thoughts. 150.2) Think of some Torah subject or sacred object when having intercourse, but do utter holy words. 150.3) Do not have intercourse in the light. 150.4) Do not have intercourse in the presence of anyone who is awake….
156.1) If a woman bleeds due to cohabitation, she may have intercourse again after purifying herself. 156.2) She should examine herself after a second time of intercourse to ascertain that the flow is from the cohabitation and not a menstrual time. 156.3) If a woman thinks she has become unclean during cohabitation, she should inform…
199.1) The Torah condones placing the body in the soil itself. 199.2) Lay the body in a supine position, with the face upward. 199.3) Do not bury two bodies close to each other. 199.4) An uncircumcised male infant must be circumcised at the grave and named; a female infant must be named. 199.5) Do not…
166.1) Do not practice enchantment on a child. 166.2) A house, a child, or a woman may be considered an omen. 166.3) Do not put faith in astrology. 166.4) Do not deceive others by sleight of hand. 166.5) Do not consult wizards.
192.1) Plead for mercy when you fall ill. 192.2) Go to a rabbi to ask him to plead for mercy for you. 192.3) You may see a physician when sick. 192.4) A physician is duty bound to treat you. 192.5) If you are not critically ill, you may not use a forbidden article as a…