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Critisize Critisize Critisize ... almost every video ... Everyone, and Everything ... Y'shayahu and Y'rmiyahu (Peace be upon them) also had plenty to say what is wrong with us Jews ... but they also had plenty to say what is good about us too. Most especially relating to the promises of our future ... tell me, what do you find good about us, with us, in us ... anything good? Anything? Oh my goodness now I think I poked my head into it too!

Greetings from Babylon

Thank you for this video. I love that everyone's journey is different and I love hearing about other's journey. I'm currently in the process of conversion, it's been about 3-ish months. I've hit a couple of bumps in the road but nothing major. While I agree that 'Jew of color' is a cringe worthy, unnecessary and a term I will never use personally, what really helped me looked past that is the first Shabbat service I attended, while the rabbi was speaking he talked about how the Jews are one people. There is no black, no white, no Asian or purple. I was the only black person in the room. So, the fact that he said that and said it for everyone to hear helped me a lot. Unfortunately, it does not stop some people from asking racially charged questions. I've had a few people ask me to sell them weed, I've been asked if I'm a rapper and a few people have even gone out of their way to ask if I have 'baby mamas.' I don't make it a point to remind people that I'm black but they definitely make it a point to remind me with ridiculous stereotypes. I usually just chalk it up to them having limited exposure to black people There is another black person I met there and for the longest time, we both had to disprove this theory that me and the guy were related. Then we had to disprove the idea that we've known each other for years, despite meeting a couple months ago AT the synagogue I, personally, wouldn't discuss racial matters with non-blacks either. Not out of hate but because people dont understand and it will just drive a wedge further between people when it doesnt need to Thankfully, I've also had a lot of encouragement. A lot of people I've met are excited to see me go through this and excited for the day I become recognized as Jewish. There was even a day I was feeling down and didn't show up to the Shabbat service, when I came the following week people were excited to see me and asking why I wasn't there (out of concern)

הייתי שם וראיתי אותך מלמטה פתאום הסרטון עולה לי

I noticed that in America we make a big deal of “race” but in other countries you are just a citizen of that country, and race is not a thing.

I converted to Orthodoxy Christianity as a Christian because of my moral values and beliefs and wanting to live a modest life the way God intense us women to live and yet so I converted for religious beliefs and my values and morals and principles I was treated and still treated like a pariah to the church as a single woman not by choice because I have a disability even though I am self-employed even though I rent a house to the family that I'm grateful to have in my life and I'm adopted through them and yes no matter how much you want want to be part of the Orthodox Church when you go to church to pray and she wants to be part of the community and take part in the events and stuff you're seeing as an outsider you're seeing as a threat to the engaged women soon to be engaged women and married woman you're considered what's called home rocker potential any Orthodox church yet the men in the church are welcome to open arms like you at the beginning however the difference is if you're still single man you are welcome they try to match up to a single woman through family and friends at the church of people at the church you're a man however they don't try to Matchmaker of a woman in the church who's single because if you're past 30 years old you're considered something's wrong you're a damaged good and if you're a disabled woman it counts against you even if you have your life together and you're just looking to settle down with the right person with the same religious beliefs morals structure Moana lifestyle living the way God intends to live you're still shunned in the church believe it or not even if you convert or if you're born into the church and you're still single at 30 to 45 you're considered as a lesser woman because you're not married. It is really difficult it is very hard to deal with and at times I wanted to just walk away and just you know be grateful for my prayer corner at home and then of course I also wanted to know more about my culture because I am adopted. So while my brother and I did our DNA test we did find out we had Ashkenazi Jewish heritage on my father's side and this is going like 3rd 5th 6th generation and so it's kind of like wonderful to know this and then I thought if I wanted to become what my ancestors were which is Jewish would I be treated any differently as a disabled woman who works self-employed who has her own place that she runs through her family and treated as an outsider if I where to bring this to a synagogue and show a rabbi that I do have cherries ancestry on my father's side that I know of and even if I don't convert I do not know if that makes me Jewish regardless and it's kind of like at this point I'm not looking to put myself out there for a relationship I tried two different relationships with the Orthodox Christian men they failed miserably they wanted their cake and eating it too and there was nothing wrong with their behavior I thought that because I was disabled woman I would put up with them mooching off of me taking advantage of my kindness and my family's Hospitality my hospitality and they wanted to hang out with me and stuff and put relationship over my head over what I wanted in a healthy relationship and I realized they were both toxic they didn't respect women they didn't want a woman to be raising a family with them and working part time they wanted a full-time working woman and at the same time raising the family and taking care of the man like a cervix and I just disgusted by that and I said I would never date an Orthodox Christian man again it can't be that bad but I'm sure I can find a good Christian man you know on a dating sites for Christian dating site and I just can't seem to find one and they're all you know the guys that seem to show up for a so-called date instead of being true to what they claim on the site they are just looking for somebody who's desperate who wants attention who wants to be in a one-sided relationship with them with no strings attached where they're not going to commit and they're going to treat you as a lesser person while they have their cake and eat it too and it's disgusting so I've walked away from online dating. I have talked to my family's friends who are Jewish and I awesome if it would be a difficult thing for me to seeing as I do have cherished Heritage we can trace it now if I did go to a synagogue if I started attending a synagogue because you know I have Christian stuff in my house I have a prayer for Orthodoxy Christianity. However I don't have somebody as a partner to enjoy and worship god with to live with and start a family with and somebody has the same ideals morals and principles and wanting to live the way God intends us to I can't seem to find that in the Orthodox faith I can't seem to find that in society or online dating and I'm just like you know I know that some of them were matchmakers up I'm wondering what I should do and if it would be a good idea to say to them because they think I could meet with a Rabbi and explain to him I have to retrieve show him on the facts in Tucson that to back it up and you know tell him my lifestyle what I was looking for in a relationship and I'm willing to convert to Judaism even though I do have to a chance after I am also at the same time looking to settle down I'm 42 now not by choice and be with a wonderful man who has the same values and principles that God teaches us to have in a relationship however at the same time I want to be a relationship with someone who has the same values and stuff as I do to God and I don't think anyone should be ostracized in their religion because they're disabled as a leftover damage good because they're single not by choice as a woman and if I have opportunity to find my happy ending and me a wonderful Jewish man I would gladly marry him and if need be stopping with a Matchmaker to find the right guy for me because clearly I can't seem to find the right person and I'm done trying because I just keep coming into issues with society's men for a Christian and not have the same moral principles and values and then the Orthodoxy you were judged because you're still single at my age and they don't want to help you with the Matchmaker to find the right man for you.

Cool video. Going to NYC soon for the high holidays and want to try all the kosher food too

Love your wardrobe!!! I think you have a very healthy and good understanding of modesty. There have been so many opinions between the groups and no one is really on the exact same page with this. The clothing part. I think each woman has to learn, consult Hashem and grow along the way. I know wonderful observant Sephardic and Mizrahi wwome who wear flowy pants because they feel more protected. They are rape survivors. Wearing dresses and skirts causes anxiety for many women. For others wearing pants is not an option. I think because there truly is not a set of rules across all of the groups we have to have patience and understanding. We are not ever all going to be on the some exact page. As long as we are in the book should be enough. Toda raba for sharing. I am 54 and grew up in this and I have seen a lot of variations of modesty. I think we have let each other be free to find our way through consideration, learning and experience. Great topic. Shavua tov 🙂

You can't convert to judaism and be a jew. You need to have jewish blood from ur mother. Just keep noahide/7 laws. I knew bout it cause my grandma and grandpa was a jew.

Ok, it's been a month. time for a new video (or stream). stop slacking 🙃

You will always have people question the validity of the gyur (conversion). There are even "levels" of tudat gyur within Orthodox circles. But forget about all of this. The people that need to accept you, and the gyur, are the ones closest to you. Don't end up in a situation in which you are in a relationship with someone that doesn't accept your Gyur as legitimate (better to know at the start of dating). The last thing you want to hear from someone really close to you is "i think that gyur is an artificial process". All the best and good luck

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Mazal tov!!!🎉🥳🥳🎉🎉 I also live here in Israel and love it 💜💜

In Israel you would be fully embraced. Just saying, I don’t even understand what you're saying, and I say this with love. Welcome!

You are asian. And you still will be asian. Jews it is not a nation, but they love to be white. Next time perhaps you tell something more about what Talmud says about non jews? And not a word about occupation of Palestine?

I am a brown complexion man. I've been refused entry many times to synagogue. The Rabbis have refused to meet with me.Many times. When they hear the word "convert,red flags go off in their mind. In Israel I was treated with high respect. I found black women are openly accepted and protected. A rabbi in Atlanta told me that he had enough converts and I was not allowed to come I am a Jew by Choice, aka Convert. We are considered defective Jews. Then we are pushed to being a Noahide even after conversion.

Are you single? SH'KOAJ!

My Father is mesaniac Jewish and hes been encouraging me to learn more of my heritage

kol ha kavod to you, just love HaShem, keep his commandments and ignore the negative comments and just be like Ruth the great-grandmother of David HaMelech and the Mashiach will be a descendant from a convert. Welcome to the tribe!

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After my family and I paid to become Jewsih because we have Jewish ancestors we finally realized no one has keys to it. All that is required is to ask for forgiveness and obey the laws of Moses. All else is an attempt to hold power. The Torah is Deuteronomy only.

What a bunch of nonsense, it’s sad how she make herself lower human in comparison to some bigots with beards who brainwashed her : You are Jew only if WE say so hahaha ….. Weak and insecure people are still buying in to that mind and soul control, sad sad sad…

Toda Raba Meorah! I hope you had a blessed Shavuot 5784! HaShem will bless you abundantly for attending ulpan as you take the initiative to be even closer to Him and His People Am Yisrael by understanding and loving His Holy language Ivrit Hebrew. Before the Tower of Babel (Bereshit 11:1-9) there was only Ivrit. Will there come a time in the future when Ivrit will be the only language in existence? Will multiplicity of language die as multiplicity of religion dies when Moshiach ben David reigns in Tziyon? Will there ever occur in the future a communal prayer and worship of HaShem that includes mankind, animals, trees, rocks, elements, the sun, moon, and stars, heavenly messengers, all creation, singing praises together in unison to HaShem in Ivrit? I enjoy praying and vocalizing Ivrit as I read from the Siddur and Tanakh or from the heart. I very much look forward to praying communally in a Shul in Ivrit, meeting regularly with my "sponsoring" Rabbi and with the Beit Din, and becoming an active positive contributing member of Am Yisrael in Eretz Yisrael. Baruch HaShem you are safe, blessed, and living well in Holy Eternal Yerushalayim, Tziyon, Eretz Yisrael. May HaShem release the captives in Gaza, keep the IDF and all Jewish Warriors strong and safe, return the exiles, establish the Third Temple in Tziyon, reveal Eliyahu HaNavi and Moshiach ben David, and bring eternal Shabbat and Shalom forever. May HaShem continue to bless you and Am Yisrael now and forever. Am Yisrael Chai!

Good puece. Helpful for understanding better my recent meeting and talk with a neuteri Karta member at acrecent Princeton University encampment.

As a 71 year old former atheist who converted to Christianity and ultimately Catholicism, I love conversion stories. Your story is one of the most inspiring I've ever heard. Let not your heart be troubled about being wholly "accepted" by all within your newfound community. You have made a bold, brave, heroic choice for the best of personal reasons. This will become more apparent to the doubters over time. Also, consider how you describe your journey. Yes, it may be a conversion. But that term brings to the mind of the small minded the pejorative homonymic ' convict" or "pervert. Also, it doesn't sufficiently describe the radical personal agency that you have si thoughtfully and sincerely exercised. Consider instead reframing your journey as a "convincement", as my Quaker forebears called it. As the Anglo American husband of a free thinking Hokkien Chinese from Singapore (for whose own future convincement I also pray), Im surecim not the only one who would like to hear more about your origins. Anyway, stay true to yourself true to yourself and our God, who surely will bestie special blessings upon you.

Forced myself to host a Shavuot get together and it was fun but HARD. I love feeding people but as a fellow introvert, it comes a cost. Lol. Keep posting! You’re awesome! ❤

I miss the food and the produce there among other things. I'm on mostly fruit diet too with occasional pescatarian.

There a lot of outland nationalist that think jews should look in some particular way. But, somebody that lives in |srael sees there is not such thing as exact jewish look. Gut Yomtov.

hi love your videos !

Mazel tov!

Got all excited to see Kosher in Korea (ill get there soon), but I guess it's more like kosher-style. I totally get it and understand why...when I was becoming more observant I went through stages as well until I was keeping fully kosher. I'll go to non-kosher places with non-Jews and non-observant Jews and will just usually get a cold drink. Last trip I was on, I brought my own food and had it at the restaurant with a bottle of coke I purchased from them...not easy but this is what's required of us.

shkoya, motek!

the Good Samaritan

God bless you

As a Jew by birth I want you to know that I hear you, I understand the difficulties you experienced and I am very happy that you found your place in Israel. Personally, I really like Geri Tzedek- you are just like Just like Abraham who chose to leave everything behind and follow Hashem. But there are some things that are important to me to say, I know that we are very tough with people who are in the process of conversion, but this is really to check if Judaism is suitable for them- being Jewish is difficult: there are many mitzvot (Shabbat, kosher, holidays, etc.), everyone hates us, you need to to learn a new language (Hebrew), a new culture, etc. But, once you finish the process we must accept you and love you. I'm sorry not everyone treated you nicely. and i want you to know that no matter what they say you are a Jew according to the Halacha and there are many jews who love you and accept you. חג שבועות שמח❤

Shalom alejem! My apologies. Are you married?

Thank you

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❤❤❤❤❤ God bless Israel and the Jewish people.

Yom Yerushalayim commemorates Iyar 28 5727, the day when Yerushalayim was unified after the Six-day War and Temple Mount regained Jewish control for the first time since the destruction of the Second Temple by the Romans in 70 C.E. The birth of the modern state of Israel in 1948 was miraculous but the liberation of Temple Mount in 1967 after a six-day war was beyond miraculous and made many think the 3rd Temple or Moshiach ben David was going to be revealed at any moment. We are at a pivotal time in the history of Israel. Meorah, you are so blessed by HaShem to be in Yerushalayim at this critical time of mass teshuvah. Never since the shoah has there been so many people who have done teshuvah and truly seek HaShem. I hope you are able to commit more time to study more Hebrew! I would like to spend more time studying Hebrew and hope to get the strength to commit to learn Hebrew like as if my life depends on it, which it actually does. I say most of my prayers and blessings to HaShem in Hebrew. I hope that my comprehension, vocabularly, grammar, etc increases so that I can be fluent in the Holy language some day. May HaShem bless you and all Am Yisrael abundantly.

Love living vicariously in Jerusalem through you! Keep spreading your light; the world needs it! Baruch Hashem!!!

Looks like fun. Thank you for sharing. I never knew about Jerusalem Day.

what did you do in Lag Ba Omer?

None of the real jews want anything to do with you

No Asian husband? Must be miserable

Too bad your not Jewish

Very nice Happy Yom Yerushalayim, The beautiful city

Yes, I just found out, this is the day. Enjoy and take care of yourself, God will watch over and protect you❣️🌸🇮🇱