A Comprehensive Investigation On The Obscure Sefer HaYashar – The Biblical Book That Was Lost
The Sefer HaYashar, an enigmatic ancient text, remains a profound mystery that captivates scholars and historians alike.
Its origins and authorship are enshrouded in the mists of time, sparking intrigue and speculation that have persisted, especially since the rediscovery and …
How Conversion To Judaism Really Works – A Short And Legit Guide To The Perplexed
This post is for people looking to become Jews so they don’t get scammed. I will write here the most basic form of conversion to Judaism
There’s been a lot of confusion and ignorance regarding how conversion to Judaism works.
Many …
The Great Jewish Wigs Scam: How We’ve All Been Fooled Into Accepting It
There was one point in Jewish history when the Samech Tet was promoted from Mashkhit to Chief Executive Mashkhit (CEM). He then began enjoying even more prestige among the Malakhei Chabalah. This came to be with the advent of the …
The awesome importance of the beard in Jewish Law
Contrary to popular thinking, the beard has tremendous importance to the Jew. It’s more than just a sign of maturity, and up until a few generations ago, it was unheard of Jews even trimming their beards, except under extreme circumstances …
Fascinating Insights On Peyos – The Law, Their Significance, And Kabbalistic Meaning
In hundreds of communities around the world, beards and sidelocks (peyos) stand as proud emblems of devout Bnei Torah.
In fact, distinguished scholars often refer to the Shulchan Aruch’s decree (Y.D. 181:9), “the whole breadth of this place should be …
The Shofar: An Awesome Tale for Rosh HaShanah from the Ghetto
To which extend would Jews go to fulfill the Mitzvah of the Shofar on Rosh Hashanah?
Rosh Hashanah and the Yomim Noraim hold a special place in the hearts of Jewish people around the world. These days of awe resonate …
The Intricate Spiritual System of Reward and Punishment Explained From A Kabbalistic Perspective (Part 1)
Many people who ascribe to the idea of a just God have a hard time accepting the notion of reward and punishment, and that, just maybe, they are also on the wrong side of the equation.
The Zohar writes that …
Noahides and The Seven Noahide Laws Easily Explained To Guide Non-Jews
Unlike some religions that mandate conversion or violence, Judaism focuses on teaching the “Seven Noahide Laws” to non-Jews, which emphasises love and respect for all people.
Judaism has a unique idea: everyone can have a share in the Olam HaBah …
Why Is Keeping Shabbat So Important And A Brief Guide On How To Do It
Before I did teshuva (still doing), during my wild years (I was actually not so wild), I used to look at religious people with disdain. How could anyone subject themselves to being without using electricity for a whole day? To …
The Power Of The Mazal – What Is The Torah’s Position On Lotteries?
The Shulchan Aruch (Y.D. 179:1) forbids lotteries by conclusively stating: “One should not inquire from stargazers and not through lotteries.”
This ruling is based on Tosafot (Shabbat 156a) who writes, “Lots and stargazing are one thing.” The source of …