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Shalom Rabbi, I have two question, on our 1st class of Yoreh Deah II - Book of melachim : • What is the point for Hashem to appoint Eliyahu Ha Navi to visit all Jewish home every motzei shabbat, and to visit every Jewish Cirmumcission ? • After the revolution of Yerovam ben Nevat, and he caused the Northern kingdom people to idolatry, does the people of northern kingdom have the choice to move to southern, as not to involve with the idolatry ? Thank you so much in advance, Rabbi.

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Hi, I was invited by my father to a Buddhism ceremony of putting my grandmother's bone into the headquarter graveyard of the Buddhism sect. The ceremony is held at the graveyard facility, a property of the temple, and seemingly with reciting Buddhism mantra by monks. The family need to pay to the graveyard to have the monk recite mantra. My family have a family grave, so I think this burial of the bone is done voluntarily with a part of the bone of my grandmother. I'm sure that my father will feel bad if I don't attend, but it's not dangerous situation for me. My father has a liberal policy. Is it permissible to attend the ceremony? I guess no. My rabbi, Rabbi Mordechay Grumach of Chabad Kyoto, recommended me to ask this here, as he feels he is not an expert of Noahide issues and thinks I should be friendly with my family as much as Torah permits. The link below is the web site of the graveyard, explaining the flow of the ceremony (in Japanese). https://otani-hombyo.hongwanji.or.jp/main/nokotsu/sodan_nokotsu/

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The soul is provided with a compass and guidebook to navigate the challenge of physical life, and the resources to fortify it. The Torah and the Divine Code are the divine "blueprint for creation" that guides and instructs the soul on its mission in life. The Torah is also "food for the soul": by studying Torah the soul ingests and digests the divine wisdom and is supplied with the divine energy to persevere in its mission and overcome its challenges.

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AI Meeting summary for Noahide Ambassadors Weekly Meeting (12/05/2023) (Please note that some mistakes may be present as it is a direct AI Summary - if you see them you may correct them directly on on a comment, Thanks ) Quick recap The meeting primarily focused on the importance of peace, understanding, and redemption, as well as the significance of the Torah and its teachings. The Rabbi stressed the importance of emphasizing the positive in interactions and the role of Aaron in facilitating peace. The meeting also discussed the practical application of serving Hashen, the significance of prayer, and the role of a rabbi in the Jewish faith. The concept of free choice and the power of speech were also topics of discussion. Lastly, the meeting emphasized the importance of education and wisdom in shaping positive speech and the integration of public and private morality. Summary Postponed Meeting and Noahide Laws Cycle Initiation The Rabbi announced a postponement of the next meeting due to Hanukkah and plans to discuss Joseph's governance in the future. The Rabbi expressed interest in initiating a second cycle of meetings to further explore the political implications of the Noahide laws, with Bruce and five others confirming their participation. The Rabbi also discussed the significance of the Torah and the role of Aaron, Moses' brother, in communicating the teachings. The Rabbi stressed the importance of studying the Torah and its repetition throughout life. The discussion concluded with a question about Aaron's approach to peace-making. Peace, Torah, and Redemption: Aaron's System The meeting primarily focused on the role of peace and the importance of understanding and redemption. Jeremy introduced a system advocated by Aarin for restoring peace and ending conflict, which involves conveying a message to express a desire for peace. The Rabbi emphasized the importance of not simplifying the Torah but bringing people closer to it and the role of an individual as a bridge between the divine and others. The Rabbi also stressed the need for holiness and learning from every encounter and discussed the method of Aaron to facilitate peace, particularly between husband and wife. The Rabbi also shared their belief that peace can only come through understanding and redemption. Efraim discussed the life and teachings of Aaron, emphasizing their use of embarrassment as a motivator for repentance. The Rabbi clarified the distinction between publicly humiliating someone and using embarrassment to uplift someone. Emphasizing Positivity for Inner Peace The Rabbi discussed the importance of emphasizing the positive in interactions and how it can uplift people. They used examples of famous figures from the Bible to illustrate their points, such as Aaron's approach of peacefulness and positivity. They also touched on the concept of 'shalom', which means completeness or wholeness, and its connection to peace. The Rabbi explained that peace in the soul of every human being comes from the seven components of the soul being able to include and tolerate each other. They also discussed the concept of soul roots and their partners, and how understanding these can lead to better interactions and peace. Jeffrey added that Aaron also knew their place and role, and would not speak over their brother or others. Serving Hashen and Hanukka: Practical Applications and Significance Rabbi discussed the practical application of serving Hashen, specifically lighting the Menorah and teaching the Torah to fulfill commandments. They emphasized that each person can emulate Aaron's service in the temple. The Rabbi also explained the significance of the Hanukka, with its eight branches symbolizing the eight components of one's soul. Each night, a different attribute should be focused on. The seventh night is associated with justice, and the eighth night symbolizes the Messianic redemption. The Rabbi highlighted the importance of continuous study of Hasidude, likening it to a burning flame that doesn't consume itself. Bruce, Yeshurun, Joseph, and Gilbert also contributed to the discussion. Prayer, Purpose, and Prophecy: A Jewish Dialogue The rabbi emphasized the importance of articulating and singing prayers, asserting that it goes beyond just reading words. Gilbert highlighted various attributes of prayer such as acknowledgement, sincerity, leadership, splendor, power, and study. The rabbi further explained the purpose of prayer and its role in redemption and soul elevation. The conversation concluded with a discussion on the Jewish nation's purpose in the world and the importance of studying the code of Jewish law before praying. Bruce inquired about the availability of a book, to which the Rabbi responded they would provide a link for ordering it. Yeshurun read a prophecy from Malah, and the Rabbi discussed the differences between the righteous and the wicked. Avoda, Commandments, and Transition They further discussed the concept of Avoda, which translates into work in English, and the importance of understanding and accepting the 7 commandments. The Rabbi also highlighted the importance of preparedness to withstand the moment of transition from the sixth to the seventh millennium. Gilbert then asked a question about the moment they receive the 7 commandments. Talmudic Discussion on Good vs. Evil Gilbert asked about the Talmud's description of 28,000 righteous people per generation and how it relates to their current struggle between good and evil. Gilbert also asked about the prohibition of studying the Gemara, to which Rabbi clarified that the Gemara is not prohibited, but it is not the priority at this stage. Jewish Faith and Rabbi's Role Explanation The Rabbi explained the role of a rabbi in the Jewish faith, emphasizing their role in providing guidance and answering religious questions. The concept of a 'Reebe', a person who serves with self-sacrifice and utter devotion, was discussed. The Rabbi also clarified the concept of 'Birkat Shem', the act of blessing God's name, stressing the importance of avoiding inappropriate use of God's name. Gilbert asked about the concept of a 'casin', a person with a clear understanding due to the guidance of their rabbi(http://rabbi.Free) Choice and Speech: A Rabbi-Bruce Dialogue The Rabbi and Bruce held a discussion about free choice and the power of speech, focusing on the second commandment. The Rabbi emphasized the importance of aligning one's speech with Ashem's and the concept of being created in Ashem's image. They also touched on the difference between free choice and circumstantial decisions, with the Rabbi stating that each person needs to forge their own path through Torah. The discussion also highlighted the significance of positive speech, its impact on identity, and the role of an ambassador in promoting values such as happiness and human life. The Rabbi underscored the need to balance material and spiritual perspectives to foster creativity. Education, Ethics, and Peace in Family and Society The Rabbi emphasized the importance of education and wisdom in shaping positive speech. They proposed that TV channels should be predominantly educational, with entertainment playing a secondary role. Jeffrey then tackled the political implications of the Noahide laws, underscoring the necessity of universal ethics from an international to a family level. They also highlighted the importance of peace within the home and the rights of all family members. The Rabbi reiterated the significance of peace and its connection to the seven components of the soul. The discussion concluded with Bruce sharing their experience of playing the Hanukkah flute, and a conversation about the importance of sharing images and stories. Integration of Public and Private Morality The meeting focused on the integration of public and private morality, with Gilbert highlighting the importance of accepting the King's decrees and fulfilling commandments. Rabbi elaborated on the Noahide laws, likening them to the 10 amendments of the American Constitution and announced plans to prepare a Noahide version of the Bill of Rights. Jeremy proposed a program to promote goodness and kindness among children through essay contests and community projects, which was agreed upon by Rabbi. The meeting also clarified that there would be no meeting the following week due to Hanukkah, but the seventh meeting would be held the week after that, focusing on Joseph. The Evensa program was also confirmed to continue as scheduled. Next steps Rabbi will prepare and share a format similar to the 10 amendments of the American Constitution and the Bill of Rights, which will include the 7 Noahide commandments. Participants will then translate it into their local language and present it to their local government.

Hello. I paid for the monthly membership with Noahidemy. Do I still have to pay for the courses on the learning path? How do I access these courses? Do I have to wait for my membership to be processed? I did not know how to proceed with the classes on the learning path. Any help would be appreciated. Winnie

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Marital Laws and Noahide Wedding Officiant Ordination Our Third Term, “Even HaEzer” – “The Precious Stone of Helping” Expertise and Qualification in Marital Laws, History of the Noahide Code and Expertise in Tanach Knowledge.   The Noahide Yeshiva Winter Study Program of 5784 will start Bezrat HaShem on:Sunday the 15th of October 2023 (30 of Tishrei 5784). The 3 month Study Program Even HaEzer – “The Precious Stone of Helping” leads to a Final Certificate of the Noahide Academy of Israel. And acknowledges you formally with: “Marital Laws and Noahide Wedding Officiant Ordination”. To Pre-Register for Free please write an email to noahideinfo@gmail.com saying: " I would like to Pre-Register for free in the Even HaEzer Study Program of the Noahide Academy of Israel - Online Noahide Yeshiva."

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