בס”ד May a Noahide Prostate and Kneel to G-d? People who embrace the Noahide path and come from religious traditions where kneeling or prostrating is common may notice that Jews do not perform these acts in their daily prayers. This raises a natural question: why don’t Jews kneel before G-d—and… Read More »MAY A NOAHIDE PROSTRATE AND KNEEL TO G-D?
בס”ד If you are considering walking the path of a Noahide (a righteous non-Jew), it’s important to understand that this is a spiritual journey based on the Seven Noahide Laws. The Seven Noahide Laws The 7 Noahide Laws are: These laws are universal guidelines and a moral code given by… Read More »HOW TO BECOME A CONSIOUS NOAHIDE
בס”ד What Can We Learn from These Biblical Events? Introduction In the history of the Bible, we encounter stories that challenge us to deeply reflect on the nature of humanity, the moral order of the world, and how nations relate to G-d. Two key events that reflect humanity’s tendency toward… Read More »THE LESSON OF ABSALOM AND GOG AND MAGOG
בס”ד A Path to Spiritual Fulfillment Gratitude is more than just a polite “thank you”—it is a powerful force that shapes our perspective on life, deepens our relationships, and connects us with the Divine. In Jewish tradition, gratitude is not merely an emotional response, but a moral foundation that elevates… Read More »THE POWER OF GRATITUDE
בס”ד Moses was commanded by the Almighty to teach the nations the 7 Noahide Laws, as stated in Laws of Laws of Kings 8:10 of the Rambam: “Moses was commanded by the Almighty to compel all the inhabitants of the world to accept the commandments given to Noah’s descendants.” This… Read More »TEACHING THE 7 NOAHIDE LAWS
בס”ד Humility and Strictness: Lessons from Hillel and Shammai In our daily lives, we are often faced with choices that require us to respond in a certain way. Two important qualities that can help us in making these decisions are humility and strictness. Although they are quite different, both qualities… Read More »HUMILITY AND STRICTNESS
בס”ד Introduction Many Noahides wonder what they could do when faced with grief and loss. While there are no obligatory mourning rituals for Noahides, below are some suggestions that may offer comfort and structure during such times. However, it is crucial to understand that these are voluntary practices. Performing them… Read More »TORA-BASED PRACTICES FOR NOAHIDES: BURIAL, CREMATION, MORNING AND BEREAVEMENT
בס”ד INTRODUCTION Gratitude is more than just a polite “thank you”—it is a powerful force that shapes our perspective on life, deepens our relationships, and connects us with the Divine. In Jewish tradition, gratitude is not merely an emotional response, but a moral foundation that elevates both the individual and… Read More »THE POWER OF GRATITUDE – A PATH TO SPIRITUAL FULFILLMENT
בס”ד The 13th Principle of Faith: The Resurrection of the Dead Introduction In this blog, we will delve into the meaning of Techiat HaMeitim (the Resurrection of the Dead) and the biblical and rabbinic sources that support this concept. One of the fundamental principles of Jewish faith is the belief… Read More »IS THERE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD FOR NOAHIDES?
בס”ד This blog was created based on a lesson by Rabbi Tuvia Serber [https://youtu.be/UDsCSLmasAg], where he delved into the timeless question of why good people suffer while the wicked seem to flourish. The question of why good people suffer while the wicked seem to thrive is one of the oldest… Read More »WHY DO THE GOOD SUFFER AND THE WICKED PROSPER? – AN IN DEPTH LOOK AT JEWISH WISDOM
