The Torah outlines four kinds of forbidden mixtures:<ol><li>Shatnez — wearing a garment made of wool and linen together.</li><li>Crossbreeding animals —</li><li>Planting mixed seeds </li><li>cooking meat and milk together.</li></ol> Are there ever exceptions? What are the spiritual reasons for now allowing them to be mixed?

The Torah outlines four kinds of forbidden mixtures:Shatnez — wearing a garment made of wool and linen together.Crossbreeding animals —Planting mixed seeds cooking meat and milk together. Are there ever exceptions? What are the spiritual reasons for now allowing them to be mixed?

The Torah outlines four kinds of forbidden mixtures:<ol><li>Shatnez — wearing a garment made of wool and linen together.</li><li>Crossbreeding animals —</li><li>Planting mixed seeds&nbsp;</li><li>cooking meat and milk together.</li></ol> Are there ever exceptions? What are the spiritual reasons for now allowing them to be mixed?

Chelek 29, Ki Tetze 1

This is a class geared to Likkutei Sichos beginners. An insightful anthology of the themes discussed in the sicha, delivered by Rabbi Yossi Winner Director of Chabad at the University of Arizona. This series follows the learning cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos.

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Chelek 29, Ki Tetze 1

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