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  Seasons of the Moon - Iyar/Sivan 5760
Techelet is the color that we see when we look at the world without any outside interruption, without any object interposed between our eyes and infinite distance.
Techelet is the color of the end of sight itself.
Three of the threads of the tzitzit are white, the fourth is supposed to be the color of techelet.
ohr.edu /seasons/5760/elul.htm   (995 words)

  
 CD Baby: TECHELET ENSEMBLE: And i will hope for him
Techelet means the azure dye used for part of the Jewish ritual fringes (tzitzit).
It is the shade of the sky as reflected in the sea, the shade of Hebrew spirituality.
Ensemble Techelet, started with a group of ba'alei teshuva newly observant Jews, all of whom had played music extensively in secular venues prior to their involvement with orthodox religion.
www.cdbaby.com /techelete   (2177 words)

  
 (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.netlab.uky.edu)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
It is because Techelet is like unto the sea, and the sea is like unto the sky, and the sky to the Throne of Glory." And Rashi, of blessed memory, explained, "And through the Techelet one is reminded of the One who sits upon the throne," see there.
And although it was expensive, nonetheless, it was possible for the distinguished ones of the generation to acquire the Techelet for the sake of the Mitzvah.
Rashi explains that the Hillazon emerges from the sea and the Techelet resembles the sea, that is to say that the sea it is found in and that it emerges from is the cause of its color.
www.israelvisit.co.il.cob-web.org:8888 /beged-ivri/techelet/Sefunei.htm   (9299 words)

  
 KBY.org: Torat Yavneh
Techelet is similar to the sea, and the sea is similar to the heavens, and heavens to the Heavenly Throne, as it says: "Under His feet was the likeness of sapphire brickwork, and it was like the essence of heaven in purity." (Shemot 24:10)
It would have been enough to say that techelet reminds of the Heavenly Throne, for that is the purpose – to achieve by this closeness to Hashem.
The method is a "techelet thread," to bind the white strings, which symbolize materialism, with the techelet, which is the symbol of spirituality, and to sanctify daily life.
www.kby.org /torah/article.cfm?articleid=2447   (726 words)

  
 Yoel and the Techelet Ensemble
He is the founder and head of the Techelet Ensemble which has created the modern Jewish Mayim music style.
In December 2001 the Techelet Ensemble produced its first CD "And I will hope for Him" together with the Jerusalem Municipality and support of the Renanot Institute.
Yoel, who envisioned the CD as a complete art endeavor, was responsible with his wife Orly, for the design conception of the Cd's cover booklet (Yoel commends the accomplishments of Manfred Eicher, the founder and president of ECM Records).
www.yoeltaieb.net /english.html   (1167 words)

  
 CD Baby: TECHELET ENSEMBLE: The World to Come
This CD is a remarkable triumph for Yoel Taieb and the Techelet Ensemble as they reach new frontiers in their unique Mayim improvisation style; the listeners too are challenged to take this journey with them and will surely be grateful for the unparalleled experience.
Techelet Ensemble The World to Come (Yah-Min) Supported by the Cultural Department of the Mucicipality of Jerusalem, The Techelet Ensemble plays extremely trippy soundscapes that flow smoothly around jazz-influenced soloing, niggun-inspired themes and meditative drone-grooves.
Indeed, Techelet has mastered an improvisation method which they claim to be entirely their own, calling it the "mayim style," named thus not only because of the fluidity with which they move through their soundscapes, but also for the mystical-primordial connotations of water.
www.cdbaby.com /techelete2   (2024 words)

  
 Techelet (Tekhelet) from Israel: Rock Bottom Prices
Tekhelet is one of the colors mentioned in the Torah, traditionally associated with a shade of blue.
In a homiletic passage, the chilazon is characterized as "similar to the sea, being similar to [but not] a fish, and coming up from the sea once in seventy years [rarely]." Chilazon in modern Hebrew means "snail".
Rabbinic, historical, archaeological and chemical evidence point to Murex trunculus snails as the source of Techelet.
www.a-zara.com /pe-Tallit-40-4011-1385.htm   (918 words)

  
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Now space the whites, releasing for the time being the techelet strand, so that the top face (the right) is 4 inches longer than the under side (the left).
Position the techelet fringe so that the point where the blue meets white is at the aperature of the corner, with the white side joining the white on the left, and the techelet joining on the right.
Holding the techelet over the whites, wrap the techelet from underneath and through...
members.tripod.com /Qeshot/sep_tzi.html   (305 words)

  
 Tzitzit Techelet
A set of four wool Shamashim dyed in the Techelet (bright blue) pigment, extracted from the mystical Hilazon by the Razdin Group.
Because the Techelet is not colorfast, some bleeding is unavoidable.
To reduce the bleeding, you may presoak the strings in a solution made from half white vinegar and half salt water.
www.judaicartkits.com /catalog/tzitzit_techelet.htm   (123 words)

  
 Beged Ivri -- Techelet from Radzin,the Chilazon,blue corners,tzitzit,fringes,tzitzes,blue dye (via CobWeb/3.1 ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
Techelet was incorporated into both the ritual textiles of the Priesthood, Tabernacle and Temple as well as into the private ritual textiles of the common Israelite, in the fringes that adorned everyday garments, the bit of "priesthood" that adorned every Israelite.
With the destruction of the Temple and the subsequent exile, the Romans, determined to stamp out the Service of the Israelites, separated fathers and sons so traditions which up until that time had been passed down orally, would be forgotten in Israel.
Read the Baal Techelet's definitive work on the pursuit and renewal of Techelet in our times, as well as a biography of the Radziner.
www.begedivri.com.cob-web.org:8888 /techelet.htm   (369 words)

  
 Positive Mitzvah Fourteen   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
One of the strings of each tzitzit is to be dyed techelet with the blood of an aquatic creature known as
The techelet thread helps its wearer focus on his duty to G-d because, as the Sages put it: Techelet is similar to the color of the sea, the sea to the sky, and the sky to G-d's Throne of Glory
This is not counted as two Mitzvot, although it is the rule with us that [the absence of] the techelet does not impair the validity of the white, nor does [the absence of] the white threads impair the validity of the techelet.
headcoverings-by-devorah.com /Taryag_613_14.htm   (259 words)

  
 Techelet_Tzitzit
The techelet is dyed witha n extract of the Murex Trunculus.
This is the Techelet used at Yeshivat Zilberman (Jerusalem), Yeshiva University (New York) and by countless others.
There are three opinions as to the number of strands which should be techelet and white.
www.hamikdash.com /Departments/Catalog_Techelet_Tzitzit.html   (125 words)

  
 Beged Ivri -- Techelet   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
Their endeavors have succeeded in attracting the attention of a large segment of the Orthodox world who were totally apathetic to the cause of restoring the Commandment of Techelet.
Techelet was produced for all of Israel, for all its uses, by one family.
He then went on to say that the burial shroud was dyed with Techelet and he has therefore rediscovered the source for Biblical Techelet.
www.begedivri.com /techelet/misnagid.htm   (804 words)

  
 Hamaayan - Parshas Korach, 5766 - Torah.org   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
Rashi writes that Korach took his cohorts and attired them in robes of pure techelet wool (i.e., the color found in tzitzit according to Torah law).
They then came and stood before Moshe and said to him, "Is a garment that is entirely of techelet subject to the law of tzitzit, or is it exempt?" Moshe replied to them, "It is subject to that law." Upon hearing this, Korach and his cohorts began to jeer at him, "Is this possible?
R' Gershon Henach Leiner z"l (the 19th century Radzhiner Rebbe who attempted to renew the practice of putting techelet on tzitzit and was successful in some communities) writes: In addition to the many errors that are commonly attributed to Korach by our Sages and by the classical commentaries, he made another mistake.
www.torah.org /learning/hamaayan/5766/korach.html   (1365 words)

  
 The Essence
In addition to signifying the color blue, the word techelet itself is identical with (contains the same consonants as) the word tachlit ["purpose"].
Rather, the blue of the techelet reminds us to raise our sights beyond this world if we wish to grasp its Purpose, which is to become a Throne for G-d's Glory.
In other words, the sky-blue techelet is supposed to point to a higher tachlit (purpose) in life.
www.safed-kabbalah.com /Arizal/Shlach5761.htm   (2160 words)

  
 Temple Store Contact Information
(IsraelNN.com) After much hard work and research, the techelet (azure blue) robe of the High Priest has been completed by the Temple Institute and it is hoped to be fit to be worn in the Third Temple.
The blue coat, or me'il techelet as it is called in the Torah, sports 72 golden bells alternating with 72 pomegranates attached around its hem, woven of blue, purple, and scarlet wool.
An organizer of the group stressed that all participants first immersed in a mikveh (ritual bath) and ascended onto the holy site in accordance to Jewish law, to areas permitted for visitation.
www.templestore.com /newsletters/051104.shtml   (205 words)

  
 The Tallit Katan (Prayer Shawl Little)
The blue of the sky is the color of techelet, the color of the cord in the tzitzit.
This is the pure techelet of the heavens.
It is this flowing of His righteousness in the earth which is the reflection of the techelet of the heavens and is that which is pictured for us in the tallit.
www.aarons-advocates.org /atall-kit.html   (3184 words)

  
 Battalion Of Deborah :: The Me'il Techelet- The Blue Robe of the High Priest   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
The blue background behind these white letters is taken from a photograph of the actual me'il techelet - blue robe - of the High Priest, (cohein gadol), which is now nearing completion.
Yehudit is presently connecting the two panels and embellishing them with deep blue, (techelet), embroidery.
The 72 golden bells that line the hem of the garment have been prepared and will soon be stitched onto the me'il, alternately with the 72 pomegranates, these being woven from techelet, (blue), argaman, (purple), and tola'at shani, (scarlet), threads.
www.battalionofdeborah.org /blog/_archives/2005/12/23/1485448.html   (322 words)

  
 Biblical Robe Produced For Use by High Priest in Holy Temple. | Middle East > Israel from AllBusiness.com
After much hard work and research, the Techelet (azure blue) robe of the High Priest has been completed by the Temple Institute and it is hoped to be fit to be worn in the Third Temple.
The Techelet dye used is the most widely accepted of the blue dyes thought to be the Biblical Blue.
The commandment to make such a robe appears in Exodus 28: 31-35: The blue robe, displayed over the text of the biblical commandment to prepare it.
www.allbusiness.com /middle-east/israel/847927-1.html   (784 words)

  
 The Completion of the Blue Robe of the High Priest
Above: Highlights from the dying process: the unspun wool is dipped into the liquid extracted from the gland of the hillazon snail, (Latin: Murex trunculus).
Below: Seven of the seventy two golden bells that adorn the hem of the me'il techelet of the High Priest.
The Temple Institute is pleased to announce the completion of the me'il techelet - the Blue Robe - of the High Priest.
xsorbit29.com /users5/dreamery/index.php?topic=2130.0   (1534 words)

  
 Torah Weekly -  Parshat Korach
Techelet is related to another Hebrew word with an almost
is supposed to be the color of techelet.
White is the beginning of sight; techelet is the end, the
www.hebroots.org /hebrootsarchive/0107/0107g.html   (1904 words)

  
 Mordechai Torczyner's WebShas - Intelligent Topical Index to the Talmud: Clothing and Grooming: Tzitzit: Techeles Dye
It is impossible to test the dye to see whether some of it has been used in an earlier test of authenticity: Menachot 42b-43a
Assuming authenticity of Techelet which was purchased from a Jew, from a Gentile merchant, or from a Gentile non-merchant: Menachot 43a
It is worse to not have the white strings than to not have the Techelet-dyed strings, because the white strings are easier to get: Menachot 43b
www.webshas.org /levush/tzitzis/techeles.htm   (354 words)

  
 Beged Ivri -- Techelet   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
The sage Rav Gershon Henoch, may the memory of the righteous be a blessing, from Radzin, met with the sage Yisrael Yehoshua, the head of the Rabbinical court of Koutnow, and discussed with him regarding the Techelet he had rediscovered, and desired that he would agree with him to wear his Techelet.
Put simply, Rabbi Gershon Henoch was saying; We have the obligation to care because we understand the depth of the issue, and just because the masses are not doing it, that does not excuse our not doing it.
When Rebbe Yitzchak Meir Korman arrived there for the first time and prayed with his Tallith with Techelet, as was his custom, this aroused displeasure amongst the older Chassidim and joy amongst the younger Chassidim.
israelvisit.co.il /beged-ivri/techelet/radzin.htm   (586 words)

  
 Breslev CD-Rom Disks   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
The Radziner Rebbe who died over a hundred years ago researches wrote and publicized in his Sefer Tzfunei Hol his rediscovery of the Techelet dye which was used in the time of the Sages for Tzitzit and in the Temple curtains.
Many of the Breslover Hassidim including Rav Avraham Ben HaRav Nahman accepted his proofs and began to wear the Techelet string in their Tzitzit.
Recently Rabbi Yitzhak Herzog in his book "The Royal Purple" argues that a different marine animal - Hilazon in Hebrew or in Latin - Murex Trunculus is the correct source of the dye.
www.virtualgeula.com /breslov/4.htm   (108 words)

  
 Beged Ivri -- Techelet from Radzin,the Chilazon,blue corners,tzitzit,fringes,tzitzes,blue dye   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
Beged Ivri -- Techelet from Radzin,the Chilazon,blue corners,tzitzit,fringes,tzitzes,blue dye
n these pages you will find all the materials we have found from all periods concerning Techelet and its uses, both ancient and current.
Because all the source materials are in Hebrew we will need to translate extensively.
www.begedivri.com /techelet.htm   (366 words)

  
 Prayer Shawl
The blue dye was very difficult to obtain and therefore expensive.
I have a set of fringes with the techelet included.
These fringes are not wrapped or tied, just as they come from the source in Israel.
www.haydid.org /pot7.htm   (1050 words)

  
 Parsha
Therefore, Korah wore a talit made entirely of techelet, and has his two-hundred and fifty cohorts do the same.
He would have ensured that they would have been acceptable to potential dissenters such as Korah, particularly when he and his followers come before him with techelet garments.
Yet, he did not hesitate and responded immediately, "Yes, they require sisit with techelet." Clearly, he was the true, faithful servant, and he transmitted the tradition just as he received it, whether or not they made sense to him.Korah proceeded to ridicule the misvot and was punished accordingly, together with his followers.
www.shemayisrael.co.il /parsha/aram/archives/hukat.htm   (3771 words)

  
 Midreshet Harova - Korach 5761
Korach "took" the parsasha of tsitsit and challenged Moshe in the realms of Halacha.
If one thread of techelet can be used to exempt a garment of tsitsit, then surely a garment of techelet would not require tsitsit?!
If a garment is made of techelet, is there a need for extra threads of techelet on the fringes of that garment?
www.midreshetharova.org.il /onlinetorah/archive/bamidbar/korach5761.php   (1329 words)

  
 To Make Tzitzit   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
What makes techelet different from all the other colors, so that God commanded that it be added to the Tzitzit?
It is because techelet is like the [color of] grass, and grass is like the sea, and the sea is like the sky, and the sky is like the rainbow, and the rainbow is like the cloud, and the cloud is like the [Divine] Throne, and the Throne is like His Glory.
The size of a garment that requires Tzitzit is such that it would cover -- length and width -- the head and most of the body of a child
members.cox.net /heiscoming/ym03013.htm   (2435 words)

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