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Thank you for that. I’m glad I’m not alone in this journey.

Do you want to share what serious questions your Rabbi asked you?

Could I ask you what do you think about modest clothing regarding working out? I am finally about to join the army and I'm finally able to be a cheerleding which I have been waiting my whole life for and now....Judaism found me and it's like I feel completely lost.

I'm not sure if you have a video about it, if so I'd be grateful if you could send me to it but I was wondering how your first reached out to a rabbi about converting? Or how did you first heard of judaism? I'm considering it, but I'm pretty lost about it, I don't even know what synagoge I could go to, because there's so many differents sects and I'm scared of getting into something that doesn't fit me

I am so happy for you and your husband. Congratulations! My husband is ashkenazi Jew and his mother passed when he younger from MS and now we have children together but I am going through this time where my soul wants to convert with my family. I am praying and learning and teaching my children and Husband all I can.

2 years…congrats sis I’m 8 years in still nothing. I’m wondering from a Kabbalistic level if spending a full 7 days in the Sukkah finishes conversions quicker. Just a theory I’m working on.

Welcome to Yahadut! ❤❤❤

Hey, I just wanted to say you’re probably in a completely different place now you might already know this, but it is absolutely a commandment for us to love every Jew, not only including converts, but especially converts and furthermore, if a person is to hurt a converts feelings or an orphan or widow this is very scary for a Jew because it’s says Hashem loves us more then others and listens to our prayers even quicker then non converts/orphans/widows . So if we were to cry to hashem because of someone hurting our feelings the person better be ware because we have a direct call to hashem 😊 (according to the Torah you are considered an orphan even if you only list one parent . - my dad passed so I am an orphan. Also, we need to be so careful with converts (my mom is one) that it is forbidden to remind a convert of his being a convert for the next 7 generations!!! So if anyone doesn’t accept you it is nothing but an avera, a sin. Much love ❤ Riva

I love your channel and videos Just one thing I noticed in your title - in Judaism we don’t call him Jesus Christ since Christ means messiah . And according to Judaism we do not see Jesus as messiah

I just wonder if you are the same lady with the magic marker , and hellfire, “gehinom fire “ on you tube…. I know this question could be contentious, so I understand.

Why is it always about politics and so very very little about God?

Why are they laughing???

Another ridiculously hot woman joins the tribe. Well done😉

In addition to loving this whole video, I love your dress/top. Can you share where you got it? It is so hard to find cute, modest clothes these days.

Hi there…. I’m also going through a conversion, but to reform judaism…. Question: did you finally become an orthodox jew?

It's sad some people feel the need to criticize what someone else is doing and nit pick and micromanage someone when they are not there with you and most importantly are not you. Please don't change who you are ever for anyone else! 💝💝💝

Your point is perfect. "Can I be myself?" Thank you! I love Judaism I never want it to turn into something that feels forced, tired, or "off" to me and who I am. I am emailing and calling modern Orthodox Rabbis currently, but I also want to talk to one or two Conservative rabbis before I make my decision. I would already know but it's been hard first finding out which Rabbis are MO vs more traditional Orthodox and I'm currently working Friday night which I need to stop doing in order to go to shuls. I miss celebrating Shabbat so much and will be taking to boss about needing a schedule change!

Unsubscribed. So tired of the Reform bashing. Antisemitism isn't enough?

We know that your an American but as a person who converted to Judaism you have also become a part of a Nation.

You are forsaking Jesus for a husband? Giving up heaven for short term earthly relationship is beyond my understanding. Never

I thought I was the only one until I found your channel.

Hello. I just want to make something clear. All Jewish people are not Israeli, and not all Israeli are Jewish. Being Israeli is a nationality. Anyone can be Israeli and not be Jewish. They are two different things. Yes, jews have original roots from ancient israel but its not from the modern-day Israel. Those are two different things too, lol.

I was born Jewish and know that Judaism is a VERY difficult religion; however, the benefits of living part of a community and celebrating Shabbat and the holidays is amazing. I really commend you on your journey, it is nothing short of amazing. I work at Chabad and we have quite a few converts and they are welcomed with warmth. I would say there's nothing wrong with taking a step back and taking a breath (or two) as the process is arduous. I do that in all areas of life that are challenging and it's normal. But one of the points of an orthodox conversion is to prove you want it badly enough. DON'T GIVE UP HOPE! If you are not feeling support in your community, go to another (I'm appalled at the thought of people laughing at you--how utterly disgusting). Take some time, do some soul searching, continue to be patient and have faith--it will happen for you. But please join a community that will embrace you with open arms and will love and respect you for YOU and your process. Your journey deserves all the respect and awe for what you are doing is so difficult. You are absolutely lovely and I am sending good thoughts your way.

I understand the pressure you're feeling, I understand the challenge, the pain... But honestly if you want to be Jewish you have to fight for it, it might just be H' testing you to see how true you are with your conversion. When things get hard what are you going to do? You're going to stick to being Jewish or are you going to go back to your old ways? Jews have been in exile for how many years? Did they leave H'? Holocaust, slavery, Spanish inquisition... etc they were or are hated by probably most of the world and they don't stop being Jewish. From what I understand the closer you get to conversion the harder it will get! Im not sure if you already have a yetzer hara or not but once you're Jewish it will only get harder. That's why it's so hard to be Jewish, you live in a box like they say, no matter what you have to keep kosher, you have to keep Shabbos, you have to fast etc. Once you're Jewish there is no going back. Right now you can take a break once you're Jewish you cant and if you do then you'll be judged for it. You've been in it for 2 years and you have the rest of your life hopefully till 120 to follow all the commands. So maybe think if this is really for you and if it is then keep going and don't let anything or anyone discourage you. It's not okay for people to laugh or look down at anyone specially a convert but it's also not okay to make a video talking lashon hara about other Jews. Even if it's the truth. You should know this at this point of your conversion. I am also in the process of conversion, I have been learning for 2 years and Im pushing to take another step and attend shul every week. I already keep kosher, already dress modest, from head to toe. You have to cover your chest, the ideal top is the one that covers your collar bones. I hope you find the strength to keep going if this is the right thing for you and the most important thing is to DAVEN to H' he knows what's in your heart and he hears you.

I know that I am a year late but many Mazel Tovs to you and your beautiful family!

She’s paid by Israeli government already 😂

I'm a frum baal thsuvah living in israel. You are soooooo inspiring!!! I wish you tons of brocha children Simcha shalom bayit and continued growth in Yiddishkeit!!! Maxal tov!!!!!

I had the absolute worst experience at my university's Chabad, along with other Jewish students at my school. Please be careful when approaching this group, as they adhere to beliefs that schism off from mainstream Orthodox Judaism (such as extreme devotion to Schneerson, with some even believing that he is the messiah). From what I've experienced, people from Chabad also tend to be unkind towards converts, interfaith families, LGBTQ, etc.

Woooooow 🎉 so happy for you !!! just discovered your YT channel because I’m on my way to Convert Mazal Tov !!!!!!!❤

Woooooow 🎉 so happy for you !!! just discovered your YT channel because I’m on my way to Convert Mazal Tov !!!!!!!❤

What advice would you give to someone trying to find a community, if they dont live nearby to one?

I would say to consider that God is telling you something.

This is obviously not orthodox.

I’m just gonna say it: As an Ashkenazi American Jew… A beautiful black woman who is Jewish 🥵 Seriously 😳

I enjoyed your video! I'm a Muslim who's Black and I found members of the Nation of Islam are exactly the same way, unfortunately. The saddest thing is I automatically get roped in with them by people who first meet me, but I do not associate with their racist and cultist beliefs at all.

I wish more people were this articulate and well thought out

Its kind of sad, recently i felt a "calling" and was looking to convert but at 45 years old with 2 heavily handicaped kids that i need to take care of 24/7 and they closest synagoge/rabbi at 3hours distance from my home all my hopes went down the drain ... i cant pause my life my work and my familly for years like that :( Ill keep learning hebrew reading the torah and making challah on my own i guess.

Dear sister, unfortunately there are those Jews who will never consider you to be fully Jewish bet that's totally .on them and has nothing whatsoever to do with you.

May Hashem bless you to build a Bayis Ne'eman B'Yisroel!!!! Trust me, you're not forgotten. L'CHAIM ✡🍷 Tzvi in Philadelphia, PA

I recognise so much many of your points. I just started reading more about Judaism and I'm like, ah maybe I'm actually Jewish 😂. It Hever name sense to me that we're born sinners, ut never name sense to ne that you only can access God through Jesus, and I never believed in Hell, just has never made sense to me.

I love that I’m converting to a religion with so many different backgrounds and ethnicities 💗. I have always felt the same about Jesus. I’ve always believed there is 1 God. Jesus being God and him praying to God and the trinity always confused me and didn’t seem right. Tbh Judaism isnt just about being religious, it’s having a relationship 💗.

0:14 the single bw anthem in the background. Imagine talking about blks doing something stereotypical to make us not be taken seriously WHILE HAVING YOUR SMOKE DETECTOR ON IN THE BACK WHICH EVERYONE LAUGHS AT BLKS AND DEEMS US AS LAZY BC OF! I wanted to love this video because feel the same. But I can say im not being hypocritical. I get my single bw azz on a chair and replace mines. Put effort in all of the things making us not look polished as a community. That would be like me doing a video on blk ppl that dont have car insurance while sitting in my car with an expired tag.

I took the blue pill and entered the Matrix as a Baptist. Left that church and became a Seventh Day Adventist. After that, i took the red pill , thought i left the Matrix when i became a Black Hebrew Israelite.. That was the worst decision, because I entered radical Matrix.. After so many years, a finally unplugged from The Matrix.. Now i feel free

Mazel Tov!!!!🎊 🎉❤

Stunning bride. Mazel Tov. May you be zoche to build a bayit ne'eman b'Yisrael.

The Rabbis make it difficult, Some Rabbis won't convert you unless you learn Hebrew, some make you spend 5 years to convert, some a lot less.

❤ greeting from Ghana My dear you have made the best decision of your life, knowing what I know today,I would have taken the same decision 35years ago if you can hold my hand today,I will convert to a jewveh woman shalom

I actually moved out of a Jewish community, please be safe. its very hard for single women that convert so I urge those to first get a Jewish husband for guidance and protection(like Ruth did) At the end of the day its only you and Hashem, all you have to do is be modest, study Torah and keep Shabbat..oh and of course PRAY! Stay well and may G/s keep you all! BH

Mazel tov

In mu opinion, surviving as a Jew today and in the future from whichever community is essential. The Prophets and Sages spoke of a Jew in a distant future alive and well, indicate of our existence. The sole idea is to remain.