Shabbos 154b part 2- Supporting yourself on a tree on Shabbos
[BS"D] if an animal is burdened with fragile items on Shabbos, it can raise many halachic questions. One important factor is preventing suffering from animals.
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Yom Tov with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 514-516). The main discussion point was interactions with gentiles on Yom Tov.
[BS"D] What are the three punishments for breaking Shabbos, what are their sources, and do they apply to the prohibition of "mechamer" (breaking Shabbos through working with an animal) as well?
[BS"D] One of the Ten Commandments tells us that "You...and your animal shall rest on the Sabbath". In this shiur we learn what "animal rest" practically means, and where we find exception to that law.
[BS"D] The Biblical story of Mey Merivah (Moses hitting the Rock) ends up on a positive note. How come? And what does it come to teach us about interpersonal relationships?
[BS"D] Beginning of the last Perek of Shabbos. What to do if you are stuck right before Shabbos in Reshus HaRabim with a wallet in your pocket.
[BS"D] A person's funeral is their last "show" in the theater of this world. And this time it's a real one. Therefore, the words people say in a funeral about the deceased, show who they were, and can also be an indicator as to whether the dead will merit a part in Olam Haba [...]
[BS"D] What will be your fate after you die? Can dead people feel, communicate, and be aware of this world's events? What will be our fate after we die? And who was the woman in the Bible who prophesized about the "other World"?
[BS"D] Topics in this video: Which people are more likely to deteriorate at their old age? Why are men attracted to women? If a person dies lonely, who should be sitting Shiva for them? Is Gan Eden one place or many places?