Four Jewish Dating Tips That Can Change Your Life
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2025
- Isaac and Rebbeca are the first Jewish matchmaking couple. Their story can teach us a great deal about dating and relationships.
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Nir Menussi is an author, teache and speaker, focusing on the interconnections between contemporary culture and Hassidic thought. He lives in Israel with his family.
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The main thing to look for is willingness to change- this is a key aspect- growth mindset.😊
תודה רבה - very inspiring... very helpful... very convincing👍👍👍
Very helpful thank you 🙏
And the butterfly thing❤
WOW all you need is a spark! And there's heaps 😅
Your words make sense and give me entirely new eyes 🙏🏽 thank you 🙏🏽
Very interesting… I wonder if they raised their eyes because they have experienced a deep sense of gratitude for being able to meet each other. We all do this when something wonderful happens we raise our eyes and say “thank G-d”.
Hi Rabbi. I don’t usually disagree with you but the idea of focusing on who our spouse can become may be good in theory but it has backfired for me in practice. Personally, I would not advise people to overlook alcoholism or lying or abuse because eventually their spouse may grow out of it. No. Perhaps you need to qualify your suggestions by saying you are not referring to dangerous behavior. We are not required to think good and it will be good to our own physical, mental, emotional and spiritual detriment. What you seem to be teaching is harmful, not helpful.
Addiction and abuse are exceptions- as is chronic mental illness
These are red flags to avoid
Severe conditions in other words- vs mild symptoms and difficulties, which the person is willing to work on healing and rectifying.
I would like to clarify my comment above. We often do not know the dangerous character traits when we marry someone. They can only become obvious over time. Especially when we are holding on to an ideal we believe is possible.
I like this Muslim girl, should I convert to Islam? I would still be a monotheist, but my mother doesn’t like Muslims.
Being a monotheist is tremendously important and Muslims are passionate about acknowledging God's oneness. However, the Muslims have added to and taken from the biblical revelation, creating their own Frankenstein religion. It is better for a non-Jew to be something called a "ger toshav" (good Gentile)/ ben-Noach (Noahide). Noahides must accept the unity of God and they are required to keep 7 basic moral laws such as don't murder, don't steal, etc. (You probably already keep most of these). So it is better to bring your romantic interest closer to God than for you to go over to another religion (which would push you away from God). Noahidism is part of the broader Jewish religion and basically takes all the ideas and principles within Judaism that are universally relevant for all human beings.
That's just too much, sir. Honestly.