This idea from Judaism will make you UNSTOPPABLE 

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Omen !!!

You get more credit then the Rabbi. 😂

@@SupernaturalBeingsofEarth me? Oh.. i dont want this.. just to underline this idea.. atb

Here is the ugly truth. You are needed to pay taxes. You are needed to contribute your kids to war and to keep the GDP growing. You are needed to buy, buy and buy to keep the economy growing. If you want to get real, you are needed at home next to your kids. Yes they need you, they don't need a bigger house.

Me too, raised in a vaguely Christian/agnostic setting and became atheist, now I believe in God and am most impressed with Judaism, especially Hasidic and Rabbi Friedman. I suppose I’m a Noahide, I’m still have a lot to figure out. I don’t know if I’ll be able to go to a synagogue or what.

@@Travis_Trauma As a convert to Judaism from Catholicism myself, I can say there's never a bad time to seek out a Rabbi in your area, or start going to a synagogue.

@@MrFignutan how do they feel about Noahides who never convert going in the Sheoul?

@@Travis_Trauma considering there is a growing Noahide movement within the Orthodox branch, I would say your local Chabad-Lubavitcher center is probably your best bet. I should add that the Noahidism movement within Orthodox Judaism does not require conversion as long as the 7 laws are observed.

But you’re not this is a dummy account you’re a RU-vid ex-three letter employee and here to destroy conversation or push narratives….so why is he saying he’s “Jewish” ? That isn’t a thing ….there’s “Judeans” and Khavarian’s that took over …lying about who they are and what they do …Judaism isn’t the religion of the Khavarians … he’s a Kabbalist….which according to true Judaism is Heresy of the highest order !

Do you like the bit where he lies about Christianity?

@@southpolesurfer6936 what is the lie? Christians live their lives to go to heaven and avoid hell by believing only correct?

@@southpolesurfer6936 no

@@southpolesurfer6936 I didn’t catch on that. Can you tell me what part it happened?

Hi 👋 Ur comment is helpful to a situation im going thru rt now. Thank u for commenting. Shalom

what happened to the Levites?

Very well said and beautifully, too ...thanks

Rob

I don't understand fully what ur meaning to say here & I want to. I tried moving past ur comment, but continue to b pulled toward it. Plz elaborate on what u were thinking about when u decided to leave it. I hope I do not sound anything other than resonating w it. I'm just not sure I fully understand what exactly ur referring to or implying. Thank u, shalom

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@@dadedowuh huh?

@@dadedowuh what book?

Great comment

"I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service." Romans 12:1 I think that sums up what God wants from His children.. for His children.

Judaism isn't supposed to align with Christianity. It is what it is.

The concept is new to a lot of people. Some embrace it. Some fight it vehemently though I don't know why, except that the idea of neediness is more familiar, more comfortable, even though it's not appealing.

@@nomorecensoringme .....nor do I think it should; merely thinking out loud of my own understanding and experience.

We’ll obviously if The Creator being perfect and not needing anything, created a whole universe it stands to reason that He wanted it and He has an agenda or eternal plan for all of that

@@u.y.3643 The perfect being desired to give, which is the greatest need of all

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Well at times I do ... cs I didn't really find my purpose ...

❤❤❤ yes this is god needed

Look up the word/concept of Agape

Adam and Eve disobeyed G-d which makes all their future children (including us) born with a sin nature. We are not complete. Only G-d is.

Excellent points.

Rabbi didn't 'miss' anything 'about Christianity'. It's not his topic to discuss. That's yours to embrace elsewhere. We don't want or need it. If we did, we'd be elsewhere.

G-d is joining us here, not in heaven.

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Show me one man that has done it. Not even King David did it. Show me just one man. (forget females, they aren't even in the same realm as men and men cannot even do it).

It's not only the Ten Commandments. There are 613 mitzvahs for Jews. 7 Noahide Laws for non-Jews, not the "Ten". Your other points are well taken.

There are teachings that there are four levels in sacred writings; from pashoot/ simple to sod/ secret. Judaism supports multiple interpretations of sacred teachings (how else can one reach to know an unknowable G-d?) and in the light of this approach sacred writings are not a manual. AND everyone must approach sacred texts in a way that is true to your own heart. To you the texts are like a manual. This works for you & that is holy.

@@brynawaldman5790 that's all fine. The Torah is from G-d. His words, shared with us by way of Moshe. If you don't want to think that is true and fact, you don't. We do. That's fine for each of us to go along as we choose.

You talk your way. RMF speaks his. Why do people think they can do better? If you can, do. Go global. Is it necessary to try to dictate to someone else what they 'should' do in your opinion? Rabbi Friedman seems to have decades of success teaching, sharing and inspiring.

I guess that what he meant would translate to something like my body needs me to stay well and align with my soul and God.

This is exactly what I was thinking. Maybe he is too comfortable to understand this. Or maybe I’ve been suffering for too long.

@@Beintentionallyweird I think it's a hyperbolic way to express himself. But to an audience like myself, that's not too familiar with the concepts he's approaching, it's quite confusing. It would be much better if he set forth clearly, what he's thinking we don't. need. Years ago, I've spent a great deal of time figuring out what I need and what I don't. But food or water and sleep and basic protection from the elements - I've never considered that I didn't need those.. There are stoics and yogis who get into practicing that of sort severe deprivation; but I don't believe that's what he means here. And also, the way he lays out his thinking, taken to it's logical conclusion would imply that we also don't "need" to worry about what God wants from us, just like we don't need to stay alive, comfortable, satisfied in any way, etc.. It would be the ultimate nihilistic denial of absolutely everything.

@@williamsilva5701 maybe he does mean that. But when he says things that on the surface are contrary to reality, it's difficult to understand the rest of the message..

Was born by two mentally sick parents who denied and even invested in me not actualizing who I am..in my mid 20s I need to be me and realize my dreams..it truly is my need to step away and breath. Learn who I am and putting in work my projects if anything was to stop this,I would be a very miserable person..I think these are my needs..being bigger than life

and that all my fault part: • that has a very very high cost: costs pride, costs recovering all selves to help carry the blame, and to somehow make that all at least meaningful enough to “take the blame” - suuuuper vulnerable

You're focusing on 'love' being the "solution" for the equation. It's not. Your "givens" are not valid. Your hypothesis, though accepted by many, does not hold water. Have to start all over on your drawing board.

@@archanglemercuri nothing to 'blame' for.

@@nomorecensoringme i see what you mean, because to be more specific, it would be something like: “Oh i may have ignored my soul for a long time, and in very real sense; that’s not the souls fault. And it’s not the best idea to blame this or that (because this or that won’t necessarily take responsibility), i (one has to do that)” • so for example an alcoholic (and i don’t drink), but if an alcoholic is too often drunk ignoring the soul, that’s the drinkers fault. And it takes vulnerability for that drinker to approach that

@@nomorecensoringme so to add that, love is an element of the aiming of solution, it is also the yield: at the very least, the solution could also be seen as; a foundation strong enough to hold up the yield

Yes and none of these people will never know that wonderful love and the feeling of grace.

You go be 'saved'. I have nothing to be 'saved' for or from. Don't let that stop you though. Enjoy. Moshiach is not a 'saviour'. He's the one to lead the way to our final destination here, with G-d.

I can’t even tell you all how many times the Law has saved me😊

Why don’t Jews like the Christians who like them?

​@whoknew770 something in me is resonating w ur comment, plz elaborate!

​@G D haha I totally get what ur saying. Love this comment

tried downloading the app will get help, love to talk with you Rabbi.

Amen! The gift that keeps on giving!