Respect for All Creatures - Kavod haBeriyyot
Whether this principle is overridden by concern for
desecration of Gd's Name
: Berachot 19b
Respect for All Creatures vs.
the Biblical Prohibition against breaking a Rabbinic rule ("Lo Tasur")
: Berachot 19b; Shabbat 94b; Eruvin 41b; Megillah 3b; Menachot 37b-38a
The Mitzvah of
Burying a body which has no buriers
is a function of respect for other creatures: Megillah 3b
The Rabbis didn't prohibit
Exertion on Shabbat
where it affects personal respect: Shabbat 81b
Respect for All Creatures vs.
Items Prohibited for Movement on Shabbat
: Shabbat 81b
Respect for all creatures vs.
the law of "Techum" limiting travel on Shabbat
: Eruvin 41b
Carrying in a Karmelit
, to avoid violating the commandment of Respect for Others: Menachos 37b-38a
Sensitivity in one's conduct in a
cemetery
: Berachot 18a-b
Sensitivity to those who won't recognize the sensitivity: Berachot 18a-b
Removing one's
Shatnez
garment if one discovers it is shatnez in a public place: Berachot 19b
Escorting a mourner
through a
"beit haperas" area in which a grave was lost
when leaving a cemetery, to show him honor: Berachot 19b
Respect for all creatures vs. the status of the
rabbinically-decreed second day of Yom Tov
: Beitzah 6a
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