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צלף קוצני
CAPER (Heb. צָלָף; ẓalaf), EVI YONAH
AVI YONOT ARE THE ONES ON PICTURE, called like that in Talmud. It is fruit of the Caper, used mostly for its flower buds-pickled in vinegar or salt. The leaves are used to form vegetarian cheese and act chemicaly same way as the inside juices of cows stomach on the milk.
According to Rambam, preparing capers with vinegar, salt and oil and eating them as appetizers before the main meal cleanses and open blocks of the spleen and liver.
Rabbi Gamliel expounded, "in the future, the trees will produce fruits every day as it states, 'Lift up a branch and yield fruit'" (Yechezkiel 17:23)… A certain student mocked him and said, "doesn't it state, 'There is nothing new under the sun'" (Kohelet 1:9). He answered him, "come, I will show you an example of this principle in this world," and he showed him a caper… (Babylonian Talmud, Shabbat 30b).
The shrub Capparis spinosa, which grows wild in Israel in rocky places, as well as in old stone walls, including the Western Wall. PARASHAT PINHAS-DAUGHTERS OF TZALAF CHAD (who broke SHABBAT by searching for wood), from MENASHE, FROM YOSEF.
The personal name Zalaph occurs in the Bible (Neh. 3:30). The caper's fruit, the evyonah, is mentioned in Ecclesiastes 12:5 as a symbol of shortness of man's life, because very soon after it blossoms, the fruit scatters its seeds and the plant withers; "The almond-tree shall blossom… and the caperberry shall fail; Because man goeth to his long home…." Frequently mentioned in aggadah and halakhah, the caper was grown for its edible flowerbuds, the kafrisin, as also for its young fruit, which was eaten after being
CAPRISIN/KAFRISIN
pickled in salt or vinegar. The plant produces new fruit daily and Rabban Gamaliel used this phenomenon as proof that in messianic times "trees will yield fruit every day" (Shab. 30b). The caper flower's structure is unique: its ovary, from which the fruit develops, is borne on a long style which protrudes from the flower, a fact noted by the rabbis (TJ, Ma'as. 4:6, 51c). The rabbis were unsure whether to consider the caper a tree or a vegetable, the distinction bearing on which blessing is to be said over it, and whether the law of *orlah applies to it (Tosef., Kil. 3:17). The caper grows tenaciously among rocks and is difficult to uproot; thus the Talmud declares that the caper among shrubs is distinguished for its strength even as is "Israel among the nations" (Beẓah 25b)
DESIRE
EVERYTHING START WITH IT.
Desire to experience the SCHINA again like during the
TIME OF BET HA MIKDASH.
This DESIRE is converted in TEVA and above teva into the fruit of TZALAF KOTZANI.
TZALAF KOTZANI is a segulah to get boys.
And it start with DESIRE, LONGING.
CAPPARIS ZOHARI＝CAPER, for diabetes, fungal infections, liver scarring, gas, arthritis, fatty build up in the blood vessels, chest congestion, worms in the intestines, and a skin disease caused by parasites called leishmaniasis.
DO YOU
DESIRE THE GEULA?
AVI YONA
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