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Shavuot: The Global Echo of Sinai  

Shavuot is a Jewish holiday, marking the birth of the Jewish people at Mt. Sinai. However, a closer look at the words of the sages reveals that on this day a Divine revelation took place for all mankind.  For every human being, this day marks the opportunity to transcend the limitations of material reality. The Midrash (Shemot Rabbah 28:6) describes what happened when the Torah was given: "A bird did not chirp, a fowl did not flutter, an ox did not bellow... Humans did not speak, but the entire world was silent and still".

Why was such absolute silence in the entire world necessary during such a transformational event? This silence was not just technical; it was essential. Throughout the world, including among all the 70 nations that were on earth at that time, a deep inner Divine awareness erupted at those moments. All…

From what I've heard most other Noahides have converted from Christianity, but has anyone else formerly been an atheist?

Hello Everyone. I recently discovered I have Jewish ancestry. I have just joined and signed up for the foundations course. I reside in Woodlawn Bronx and would love to connect to others on this journey.

Shalom

Bamidbar: The Open Privilege to All Mankind

This Torah portion describes the role of the tribe of Levi (1:35-45). The tribe of Levi, who was chosen to serve before G-d, was not counted among the Israelites. They were responsible for taking care of the tabernacle, carrying it on the journeys of the Israelites in the desert, and setting it up at each site. Their role was also to protect the tabernacle from the entry of strangers who were not worthy to enter the holy place.

At the end of Hilchot Shemitah and Yovel, Maimonides (Chapter 13, Halacha 13), speaks of how every person, not only from the tribe of Levi, can become holy and become servant of G-d like the tribe of Levi if they only choose to do so: "...and the tribe of Levi is not alone, but every one of all the inhabitants of the world, whom His…