🌍 Global Noahide Fellowship

Behalotcha – To Lift Up the Flame

The Torah portion of Behalotcha begins with the command to light the Menorah in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. This is a symbol for the role of every human being—to become a source of light. The question is, how can this idea be applied in everyday life? 

The practical way to start this fire is by observing the Seven Noahide Laws. Keeping these laws is more than just following a moral code; it ignites the soul and awakens inner love to G-d. To keep the flame burning, one needs to see the world in the right way. This shift comes from studying the Unity of G-d—understanding that "there is nothing else besides Him" and that His presence is everywhere.

Earthly consciousness perceives the world as a separate, independent entity. In this state of mind, the soul might get "lost" in physical worries and…

Shalom,

I live in the Bronx and am looking to come together with others starting or who have just started this Noahide path to pray and study with. I am hoping to find others in the Bronx, Woodlawn/Yonkers area to practice the Noahide teachings on a day to day basis. Thank You.

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?