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Shalom one and all, My query is to the administrator of the student page of the orach chaim program. I noticed you did not post last week's (8/1/23) lesson recording.

Shalom Dear Ambassadors, here is the full recap retained by the AI from Zoom from our first Meeting. Please note that there can be some mistakes. You can try and correct them if you see any. Full Recap Noahide Ambassadors Program Launched A new special program was introduced for Noahide ambassadors by Rabbi, and personal presentations were made. jmcmillan, a Noahide for two years, shared his background as a former Christian evangelist who now promotes a different message. Daniel, a Noahide for ten years, lives in Switzerland and is part of a Noahide German-speaking group on Facebook. Patrick, from Winterhaven, Florida, recently discovered the Noahide group and is eager to learn and share his knowledge. Bruce, from Southland, New Zealand, quit Christianity twelve years ago and started studying the Torah before discovering the concept of Noahide. Both are eager to learn and grow spiritually within the group. Community, White Bait, and New Yorker's Journey Rabbi and Bruce discussed the process of getting connected to the local community in Southland, New Zealand. Bruce also reported the completion of the white bait season. Rabbi then invited Jeffrey to share about himself, who introduced himself as a New Yorker adjusting to Judaism after realizing the truth in the Old Testament. There were some technical difficulties with Jeffrey's microphone, but the issue was resolved. Ambassadors Program and Jewish World Discussion Rabbi Moshe Perets led a discussion about the Ambassadors program, sharing a document and outlining tasks for participants. The conversation also delved into the Jewish world and the revelation of Hashem to Abraham. The importance of seeking out guests to share secrets of creation with was emphasized. Bruce asked about required reading, to which Rabbi Perets assured that all necessary documents would be provided. They also discussed their access to religious texts, with Bruce confirming possession of a stone edition of the Torah with commentary. Rabbi Perets advised Bruce to avoid studying Talmud due to its complexity and suggested avoiding it for beginners. Bruce's progress in his studies was also praised by Rabbi. Torah Knowledge and Zion Graduation Discussed He also stressed the importance of Torah knowledge and the concept of Zion as a graduation. Rabbi and Bruce discussed the importance of being a source of knowledge and living by example, with Rabbi introducing a higher perspective from the moon. He emphasized that only a conscious connection to Hashan generates the light of Torah. Rabbi also mentioned that they are in the last generation of darkness before the light is turned on and suggested everyone to read Chapter 3 of Tanya, the Gate of Unity and Faith. Ambassadorship and Jewish Faith Rabbi discussed the concept of being an ambassador, particularly as it relates to Jewish faith and the 7 commandments. He emphasized the importance of understanding the purpose of one's existence and being able to answer the question, "Why were we created?" to become a true ambassador. The conversation also delved into the Hebrew roots of the word 'ambassador' and the significance of key figures in the Jewish faith. Rabbi also reassured that if someone is sincere in their search for the answer, Hashem will guide them. Noahide Ambassador Roles and UN Replacement Discussed The discussion centered around the role and responsibilities of a Noahide ambassador, which includes observing and teaching the seven universal commandments from the Torah for the benefit of humanity in partnership with the Jewish people. The ambassador is also expected to provide guidance on legal and spiritual matters within the context of the Noahide code. There was also a focus on overcoming public speaking nerves and the importance of setting an example. The group also discussed the possibility of creating a Noahide United Nations base to replace the current United Nations, which was described as a "house of darkness." Lastly, the rabbi offered to provide materials to help spread education about the Noahide code. Tour's Universal Guidelines: Seven Fundamental Commandments In the meeting, Rabbi discussed the tour's universal guidelines for individuals and nations, focusing on the seven fundamental commandments. Rabbi emphasized the importance of presenting these commandments in a positive way and not engaging in theological debates. Communication, Goals, and Peace Promotion The Rabbi stressed the importance of positive communication and context-specific explanations of negative aspects. An issue arose when Jeffrey, who works on a Federal property, had difficulty hearing the conversation upon entering the premises, leading the Rabbi to record the meeting for later sharing with Jeffrey. Future discussions were outlined, involving assigned homework and reviews. Practical goals such as reaching out to local rabbis, government recognition, social media campaigns, and other initiatives were also discussed. The concept of peace and its promotion through individual progress and inclusion was discussed by the Rabbi and Bruce. Bruce asked about the necessity of wearing a Talit during prayer, to which the Rabbi clarified it is not a requirement for non-Jews. The discussion ended with the Rabbi reemphasizing the importance of fulfilling the commandments as a primary means of promoting peace. Bruce and the Rabbi also discussed a method called "Hit Callute" that will be applied throughout their upcoming 7 weeks of training, aiming to refine both the participants and the people around them. Biblical Traits Discussion Plan The Rabbi outlined the plan for the upcoming weeks' discussions, which will focus on the traits of various biblical figures, including Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Aaron, Joseph, and King David. The discussions aim to understand their leadership qualities and how they can be emulated. The meeting also emphasized the importance of being open to change and going out of one's comfort zone, referencing Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son at God's command. The Rabbi also sent a link for further study and discussion on the topic of Abraham. Meeting Summary: Contacts and Communication Rabbi and Bruce discuss setting up meetings and setting up contacts for ambassadors. Patrick mentions that his brother and father sent a message to the wrong person, and he will send his brother, Joey, an email with his name, location, and contact information. They also discuss the importance of sending a photo and a description by email for those who feel comfortable with it. Rabbi will send a PDF document with the summary of their meeting and recording for further reference.

Dear Amabassadors please study this article for this week: https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/112356/jewish/Who-Was-Abraham-The-First-Patriarch-in-the-Bible.htm (https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/112356/jewish/Who-Was-Abraham-The-First-Patriarch-in-the-Bible.htm)

Hello, everyone! I'm a Noachide scholar from Canada, and I could use the help of the Noachide community for something. Essentially, I'm helping Rabbi Alexander Hool promote a book of his called "Pharaoh", which is a very deep and provocative work on the historicity of the Exodus. I'm hoping to gather an interfaith petition of people who would like to see this work covered in podcasts and other arenas, as it is key to establishing the truth of the Bible on a widespread basis. I'm hoping to have five hundred signatures by the end of November, so if you happened to know anyone who would be interested, please consider sharing with them! Also, buy "Pharaoh" (Mosaica Press), it is both faith-affirming and exemplary scholarship. Summary video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0tb9QCGsiE Petition here: https://zacharystrong.net/rabbi-hool-petition

Soul Medicine is Deep Soul Therapy (DST) which aims to identify the Soul Root of the person as well as thought patterns and beliefs that might be affecting your life negatively. Then, it specifically addresses these patterns. The DST strategy is Soul Rectification oriented. It doesn’t delve deep into your past experiences. Instead, it focuses on solving current challenges. The behavioral component of this therapy means we will focus on your singular experience of life. This means that once your Soul-Root and particular traumas are identified, we will work on adopting practical strategies to help you overcome them and make new breakthroughs. These strategies might include: developing and practicing new coping skills setting short- and long-term goals developing new problem-solving skills journaling and self-monitoring developing stress-management skills Deep Soul Therapy encourages your active participation and collaboration in the treatment process. This is why it will often include homework. This means that you’ll set certain goals and practice some exercises for the days between sessions. You’ll then discuss your experiences with your therapist. Deep Soul Therapy is usually a short-term therapy. It’s been deemed an effective treatment for different mental health conditions and personal challenges, including: anxiety addiction depression obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) ADHD chronic fatigue bipolar disorder anger management personality disorders eating disorders marital conflict resolution academic performance The main goal of DST is to promote self-awareness. This is based on the concept that you might not be able to change your life’s particular circumstances, but you can switch your experience of and reaction to them. Or Contact Directly for a Free Private video-conference Session: noahideinfo@gmail.com or +972.58.452.35.35

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Is there a specific style/color/material of Kippah for a Noahide to use? Can we only use the word “Noahide” or “Noahide Ambassador” is ok also? Can we use the word “Noahide” in hebrew? Can we create our own custom Kippah?