Kosher - A Diet for the Soul

Thank you everyone for sharing. I am Jewish, my mother is Jewish. But I was not brought up as a Jew. I celebrated Holy holidays and Christmas, Easter. I had Jewish friends but I was never taught Jew Law, customs, etc. I am excited about learning more ea. day. My distant family lives far from me. But we connect. It is Gods Blessing. Reply

Thank you, this is wonderful. Reply

I have been trying to remember when I was young and Had Salt Beef at Phil Rabins
what was the Beetroot called? Was it Khrine? Reply

As a child I suffered tremendously with migraines but by accident my mom found a kosher diet made me feel better. When I was an adult we found out we are Jewish we had no idea! I have found kosher is the way to go!

Thank for the lessons, they are helping me to learn about a culture I never knew I was a part of! Reply

Is cow liver blood? Reply

Love Your Heart to Know HIM So grateful for the spiritual lesson on Kosher. I'm reading about koshered chicken livers. Sounds complicated for a Gentile to try wirh broiling them as the blood streams out as you turn them🤔. Hope to find some help tomorrow through one of our Jewish friends-the L_RD willing.
Loved the connection with G_D but wished for some passages to refer to. You may have done that later.
Thank you for your heart of study and discovery. AND for finding HIM in your Kosher laws. PRAISE HIS HOLY NAME!!!!!!!! I can't wait to hear your other lessons.
Please never stop teaching🤗😊. Reply

Choice of opting for Kosher Rabbi Shlomo thank you. Thank you for more than this teaching - I am yearning to be fully kosher and you have helped me understand that so much more. Reply

Rabbi Shlomo Bistritzky has got to be the greatest teacher in Judaism. I thought one hour was too long a video to watch but i found that I never looked at the clock to see how much longer before it would be over. Very inspirational and I learned a lot. Thank you so much, I will be watching more of his videos. Reply

The more I understand Kosher, the more I understand why we were given those rules. As an epidemiologist and public health officer - things G-d told us to do or not to do we are just now starting to understand with science. Such as the prevalence of zoonotic diseases (ie transfers from animals to humans) is highest in pigs, partly because of their genetic structure, mostly because they roll around in mud and faeces all day.... It is virtually impossible for pigs to be completely free of disease, so it wouldn't pass the kosher examination anyway. Once slaughtered, pig parts spoil faster than any other meat. Mitzvahs about family planning and permissible relationships we now understand to be scientific best practice in genetics and sexual and reproductive health. G-d is amazing!! Reply

From a Gentile's perspective... Loved this!
Very powerful truth and so easy to understand. I understood kosher definition but never heard such a good teaching on the spiritual significance!
Thank you! This was food for my understanding! Reply

Everything is linked - all is connected Though grafting etc might not be permitted. Deliberately poisoned crop, as mentioned in my earlier comment, is transmitted in the air etc. one to another. Even if heirloom crop is grown under cover, it will still become contaminated.
We speak of crop in isolation, as if it is not linked to other poisons sprayed on all life causing pandemics.
Soon this will make sense, when there is no food to feed ones body.
Only observation of Yahweh's Law will save mankind.
Man gets what he deserves.
Namaste! Peace be with you.
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in response to Anonymous With the tremendous speed of Genetically Engineered, Transgenic, Genomic produce whereby the gene/DNA from reptile, rodent, mammal, bird, fish, insect, pig, virus, bacteria or other is inserted into the crop at DNA level, Fruit is not Fruit any longer.
Fruit is not Heirloom produce as created by Father, the Almighty Creator with Nutrition.
Fruit is poison.
Vegetables are poison such as carrots, cabbage.
The iron content has meticulously been removed from most fruit and vegetable.
This is what is causing 'Sump' holes in Mother Earth.
Peace to you! Reply

Do any fruits or vegetables from Israel need kosher supervision?

Is there an issue with grafting?

Do fields next to each other with different foods, pose any kosher issues? Reply

Amazingly put Rabbi, thank you. I am a very non kosher Jew that loves BLT's and so many other things off the kosher list. I always thought it was old fashioned for health reasons back in the day G-d instructed us on kosher.
After listening to your talk I now understand why kosher is identity. That story about the Yiddish Rabbi brought tears to my eyes, it was beautiful.
I am now going to take on the challenge and bit by bit get to a kosher kitchen.
Thank you again. Reply

Thank you Rabbi It was an extremely interesting lecture! I loved your conclusion for it illustrated very well the most precious benefit of kashrus : keeping our jewish identity. Reply

Kosher Thank you Rabbi. Your lecture was a joy to listen to and very inspiring. Reply

Kosher - Diet for your Soul Thank you very much Rabbi. I enjoyed listening to you. I am on the path to becoming more observant in my Kosher observance. Reply

keeping kosher I listened to this clip, just curious about what kosher really is...I now have a whole new perspective and respect. I am thankful for the understanding. It's really a beautiful tradition on so many levels. I had no idea ! I have to say the Rabbi's stories were very touching, and clearly drove home the importance of food and family, and self control for the love of God and for the good of us all. It was just excellent ! He inspired me to take a look at my own life, and habits. Thank you, Rabbi, you are a joy to listen to, Just awesome !! Reply

Kosher- An Empty Word Today Those of us Jews who read the essence of the word Kosher, know it to mean that it is critical to consider how animals suffer and are treated in life, and death. Jewish law obligates us to treat animals with mercy and to never cause them unnecessary pain...
All slaughterhouses (and you should visit and watch with your own eyes...if you can) are nothing more than concentration camps for sentient beings that humans force to die prematurely, as do humans who still eat meat and dairy.
It pains me that my family and friends who claim to be kosher, have no idea what that word means, what it is supposed to mean, and how little it really does mean today.
The best kosher diet is a vegan diet.
Animals are not liking being massacred years before their G-d given life span would afford them. And if you think they don't suffer horribly, you're in denial.
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