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Showing posts with label faith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faith. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Perek Shira: The River's Song
All of creation - mineral, plant, and animal - sings constant praise of The Almighty. Here is an exquisite glimpse of how one creation sings of His glory. Filmed at Great Falls of the Potomac River, as seen from the Maryland side.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
beautiful Israel
Just some pictures I found from different sites. What we Jews need is prayer and unity
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Peace,
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Yerushalayim,
Yisrael
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
The Strongest Power on Earth
See how emuna the pure and complete faith in The Almighty - is the strongest power on earth.
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encouragement,
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Judaism,
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Shavuot Announcement
Hello, this is Moshe and I'd like to be the first to wish you all a great Shavuot! Shavuot is the day the Jewish people received The Torah which is our constitution. For those of you who don't know Shavuot fallows similar rules to Shabbat and being that I live out in the Diaspora Shavuot is two days and so there will be no more posts until Friday morning I'd also like to apologize for the late arrival of todays post. Also later today would be another musical slideshow from SMB but due to the holyday it will have to wait until next week that's why Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks's class on the weekly Torah Portion was on monday evening. So with that I'd like to wish you all a great Shavuot with lots of joy and good Torah learning and Cheesecake and I'd like to thank you all for viewing us and sticking with us. I look at the growth this blog has seen and it amazes me that we've seen this in a little less than a year! And I owe it all to you! I owe it all to you for sticking by us and spreading the word about us wherever you may be as well as for those of you who have donated your generous donations. People please I urge you to continue to help us grow as you have in the past year. And to spread the word about us in your communities. People I know that these are hard economic times we faces but we need donations desperately. Donations have been far and few but if you could even space a Dollar even the smallest donation would be greatly appreciated. And if you can't afford to donate anything please I urge you to help us grow in your own way. Spread the word as you have, or even if there's someone who's wealthy and willing to give in your own family or community please tell them about us. As many people as we've helped as many lives as we've saved in this past year theres still many that we haven't reached.
Have a great Shavuot and thanks for loyally sticking by us.
I love each and every one of you,
Moshe
Have a great Shavuot and thanks for loyally sticking by us.
I love each and every one of you,
Moshe
Monday, March 14, 2011
We Can do It!
This video is about the hidden potential of people with disabilities that we should believe in ourselves from a Jewish prospective with some Non Jewish examples too.
For my story please visit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaiqgE0wm9s
for my video,
A disabled Jew's Journey to Torah
For my story please visit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaiqgE0wm9s
for my video,
A disabled Jew's Journey to Torah
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Albert Einstein,
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David,
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George Walker Bush,
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Rabbi Akiva,
Rebbe Manachem Mendel Schneerson,
Saul,
Torah,
Woodrow Wilson
Monday, February 7, 2011
"Nishmat": Ancient Hebrew Meditation at Sea
Hebrew meditation is a form of "hitbodedut", or secluded personal prayer where a person yearns to cling to The Almighty with all his or her cognitive faculties, body, and soul. Nothing is so conducive to inner peace as merging with G-d, in the way that a small flame of a candle merges with and completely nullifies itself to a great flame.
The music in this clip is Native American, composed by Grandmother White Eagle, esteemed elder of the Texas Cherokee nation. Fiercely monotheistic, the Cherokee Nation has its roots in the ten lost tribes of Israel. The lovely native American melodies are therefore strikingly similar to the ancient Hebrew shepherds' flute, conveying a yearning to commune with God, as we see in this sea-side meditation based on the prayer "Nishmat" coupled with a Hebrew Tai-Chi style meditative exercise.
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