Most religious leaders DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW this surprising secret
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- "If I serve God, what will I become?"
The answer? Nothing.
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I wish everyone could listen to you Rabbi, sure it would be a better world. i'm so thankful to you. ❤
I'm not jewish, but this rabi is fantastic
I listened to rabbis for year's BC brilliant ❤
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Yes me too I'm a Christian but his teaching is tremendous 🙏
Do you mind explain how he is fantastic according to your opinion ?
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I enjoy your sense of humor, Rabbi Friedman, that enhances our learning.
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Rabbi Friedman, I am not Jewish (even though I already have the name for it! LOL). I admire the faith and its followers and regard them very highly. I thank God every day for you and people like you. You are truly one of the best people I've ever heard. Your reasoning is logical to me. It feeds my thinking process and makes me want to become a better person. I could listen to you all day (I hope your wife says that too! Haha!) Thank you...Toda...
I love this Rabbi,he is a Godly man.
Being non jewish, this monologue really opens your mind and gives you perspective you would never achieve otherwise. The least we non believers can do to make this world a better place is to become godly.
Non Jewish doesn't necessarily equal non believers. What does becoming G-dly mean? Thinking of others instead of ourselves. I think we can all do that.
@@Y1836Y exactly. Hope we all do one day
Serve God with JOY!,
Amen 💕🎶🦋
Baruch Hashem. The truth sings loudly. The greatest value is to speak the truth and give deep respect to others including children. Love it
I’m not even Jewish
However this message speaks to all humanity
I’m inspired to help my fellow man
For this I thank you Rabbi
Smart man in an age of ignorance.❤🎉
It's meant to speak to everyone not only us Jews. G-d's truth is for everyone.
Thank you Rabbi Friedman. Enjoyed the learning and the laughs.
I’m not Jewish. I am Godly. And Rabbi - you are a treasure.
Same
He's 100% right on religion, I was a hard Presbyterian for like 20 years, trying always to advance in it. I remember so much vying, self-hate and anxiety, but virtually no joy😮😢
Alanon helped me have a relationship with a loving God. ❤
I’m Jewish. I was hard for 70 years. Five years later I’m not so hard anymore. I’m still a Jew.😂
@@KoolT thats great. I'm not 2 much a group person now, but my sister also loved Alanon
@@michaelmelamed9103 70 years?! Then guess I got away fairly quickly from the "religion" model. I'm still a Christian, myself, but a very different type.
I wish I was taught this when I was younger. But now this gives me a better way to raise children.
Thank you Rabbi Friedman!!
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Wish you and everybody here a beautiful day!!
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O Hashem! I love you my dearest Rabbi. You made my heart smile regardless of all the dangerous around me as Jewish soul.
Rabbi Manis Friedman ! You are the best soul as a father & as a teacher too.Toda . May Hashem Adonai bless you & gave me the ability to meet you fact to face in dignity way; just to talk with you about many things. All my love for sake of better humanity nothing else. Yodit J Saleh Fakak.🙏🕯️🤍🕎J✡️💙🕯️🙏.
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🕯️🤍S✡️habbat Shalom 🕎💙🕯️in advance
I love listening to your messages
Thank you for letting HaShem use you to teach His truth. I need it while still attending the church to remind me who my Savior really is. Baruch HaShem 💟
Hashem didn't inspire the rabbi to teach you about a savior. There is no savior. Moshiach is not going to save us. He will finish perfecting the world for G-d to join us here after the Redemption.
As a Christian, I love listening to Rabbi Friedman. What a wise man of God. ✨🙏🏾✨
Rabbi Friedman i am not Jewish but i love your sormant you are amazing thank you 🙏 God Bless !!! 👍
Sormant? Did you mean "soul man" and auto-incoreect messed it up? You can edit your comment with the three dots in the upper right corner.
@@Y1836Y I think they meant 'sermon'. Thanks for the tip on how to edit a comment.
@Lynnette4 someone a few years ago shared with me. Learn and share us the Jewish way.
Thanks, Rabbi Friedman, for the wonderful very interesting lecture! ❤🙏
Yes, I enjoyed the humor, but much more I enjoyed the incredibly profound message. Thank you, Rabbi.
God bless you, Rabbi Friedman!!!
You are great teacher a wisdom built on your heart that vibrates and transcends to your mind. Thank my brother and father
It is fortunate to hear and understand your story
WOW! 😃
And, I didn't choose to be born.
This change the dynamics of who am I?!
I am that I am !
Psalm 139, is a profound message and much more meaningful after hearing your sermon.
Thank you, Rabbi Manis. Your message entertaining as well as captivating. Like your humor!
Funny 😂
Complete Joy Rabbi
I appreciate your humor so much, I listen and laugh and learn. ❤
Jewish men seduce easily.
Jewish women are easily seduced
In his generosity we were gifted an opportunity! Without it there is no Life! He said it was good, not perfect! ;) God Bless!
Life is giving. It's thinking about the other person rather than the self. Otherwise, we're simply existing.
Thank you rabbi
we correct GOD wow just fell off my chair but was a good teaching very fun
thank u so much rabbi friedman ur such a good speaker i lerned a lot from u im i judaism belief
and im very fortunate to bcoz i have only join judaism for qute sometime for5 years only i dont own a torah but thanks to u following ur program makes my mind very clear bout haahems plan fir human being baruch hashem
Thank you Rabbi Friedman
Excellent very sophisticated explanation ❤ beloved RABBI MANIS your brightness of wistom put correct many things which people is impossible to hear the truth. Everything is changed for the benefits of the religion leaders. ❤ many thanks 🙏 God be with you.
Thanks Rabbi!!
I'm an inhabitant of this planet who has no use for religion; some people do. As far as morality goes, you don't need religion to be good. What we all have is a drive to survive, and to accomplish that, we need to learn to get along. We are social beings.
Rabbi Friedman doesn't t teach religion. He teaches Torah, which promotes a relationship with G-d, our Creator. There is no morality without G-d, since He gave us laws to follow. Prior to the 613 laws in the Torah, people were hedonistic and G-dless, doing whatever aberrant behavior they wanted to do. Being "good" is G-d's design, not man's.
You may be here to survive, Jews are not. We all have a unique G-d given purpose, whether we know it or not, accept it or not, fulfill it or not. Yes, G-d created us as social beings, though what that means is important.
Rabbi 🥰 AMEN 🙏🏻🫶🏻🤲🏻✨
'What is there to know?' Hilarious true answer.
Yep, thank you Rabbi…
thank you
I just think, when I give you something it is logic.. how you use it is moral .. god gives me ingenuity, intelligence, soul , it is my logic of them to know and understand that I have them .. there for we have base / values and upon that how you treat them you build relationships values ..
Interesting that you think G-d didn't create morality. We wouldn't even think to be moral without Him. A severe lack of morals, an attitude of everything goes, literally, in every sense of the phrase, existed before Abraham "met" with G-d. We're living in a world that has progressed since then, though in some ways, not so much for over 3000 years.
Thanks!
Yesh Elohim Echad Gadol ❤ We are here for living. Life is all. Hashem wants us to be with him, he created all for us. Certainly not for dying eternally and living a certain period 😂
Have a great day Rebbe.
Baruch Hashem
Not a rebbe. A rabbi. A rav. A rebbe is quite different. .
I appreciate your teachings. You make me laugh. I can share your videos ❤
Everyone needs God...
I need me "just" as much as god needs me to carry out his will... 💜
Hi Manis,
The word "religion" in Latin means "re-binding", i.e. the restoration of the relationship between God and the human being.
So, the Jews, with Judaism, are the most religious of all, because they have the right path. The rest of the cults that do not have this "re-binding" are not religious, they are just a wrong path.
People do not know this yet, but they will be witnesses soon to the glory of God.
I want to do that to bring god down to earth...im working on it
A Jew does that. You're a Jew? Otherwise you're doing the wrong job. Non Jews are to bring earth to heaven.
I've never quite understood why people yearn to go to Heaven. It seems more like a temporary resting place than a permanent one. Enjoying truly life itself is about the struggle, and it's through overcoming challenges that we can genuinely appreciate peace. The equilibrium between struggle and peace is what everyone ultimately pursues.
You're talking existence. Life is doing, for others. Not self absorbed. .
'Wonder what would happen if we do?' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Beautiful beyond words, thank you so much!
🙏🏻🙏🏻🫶🏻✨🤲🏻🌱❤️Religion brings LOVE ❤️
No, religion brings separation, haughtiness, arrogance in the belief system and dissention, intolerance of nonbelievers. A lot of violence, torture and destruction has occurred oin the we name of religion, by way forced conversions or suffer and die by xianity and Islam. Not by Judaism, that discourages conversions since it's not necessary in order to.have a relationship with G-d and do what He wants and needs us to do. Judaism is not a religion, G-d forbid. It's a relationship with G-d, one where we share Him with the world, as He durected us to do.
Not true. A thing can't bring love, another thing.
I love it :-)
Rabbi love your videos!!!
Just love this ❤.
Awesome 🎉🎉🎉👍
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This Rabbi is a human being.
A love that is higher than my repentance is higher than me..
Christianity IS competitive 💯
I love this rabbi!!!
" GOD BLESS RABBI MANIS ."
Love to hear his teachings in wisdom
This Rabbi simplifies everyday life, puts it in perspective.. No, my psychologist is another Godly man, he is wonderful, another mensch!
Love is one. Love only comes from my feelings. Love is a preference for life. Love is the inseparable connection with the child in me.
Love is a constant quantity that if it vibrates rotten, I return to it. Love makes sense of unreasonable things.
Love is a song, music, inspiration, life of my whole being. Love is a charmer and an unadulterated mistress. She dislikes the false strings of Life's music.
❤ THE LOVE 🤍 Sometimes I'm so good it gives me chills...🙏🏼
You worship love. A shame.
Do you have any videos on Lamentations or can you tell me about it... I had a dream last night about it and something about 8-9 extra chapters... So Im trying to understand it... If you can help me...
If God made the world perfectly imperfect … why does he need us to make it more Godly? Doesn’t light illuminate darkness and darkness reveal the light? What could be better than this beautiful Earth?
Exodus 25:8 states the following: "And they shall make Me a sanctuary and I will dwell in their midst". That is what G-d wants. Why? We will never know. But this is what He instructs of us.
I am his biggest fan, not always of his oppinion, but is biggest fan. Dear Rabbi your are not only a rabbi, you are a mensch being a rabbi. That is teaching in reaching my soul. That is different from "just" teaching. I am autistic, i suffered in my life from teachers in the scale of hell. If somebody can touch my feelings in transporting knowledge, that is, ..i can not find a propper word. Thinking in the middle beyond the middle of the center in the circles around. The Mishkan: When g-d reveales in veils. Hidden to be spoken. The tent is sealed for a view but not for the voice. The veil is presence not absence. Like it was on the mountain: The veil, the clouds and the word of how to live being able more than just to be, to be more. A nice day to everybody !
Excellent analysis that I would love to hear explained further. About "the middle of the centre" and concentric rings. It all sounds fascinating. King David wrote"turn from evil and do good". Maybe all the rest is commentary.
@@hanagloriaedelblum5693 Yes. the tent is "commentary" even a mizvah can be "commentary", the core is unknown but not unheard, - Hashem. We can realize it without seeing it. The logic around is the truth behind.
A bit self absorbed aren't you to think you're the biggest fan? What does thst get you?
@@Y1836Y Yes, i was born autistic. That means "self absorbed". Moshe also was "self absorbed " in the Mishkan. The relationship with Hashem is always self - absorbed. That iss not the point !
@@Y1836Y That is an aspect i kept in mind through the day: Self - absorbed is the oppsite of - a dissipating self. Thus if you are still absorbed in you yourself, it means to be a true self without the volatile part of being not absorbed in symbiotic parts of the identity. And of cause "the biggest fan" means to feel - subjectively happiness the most, which at all is a true statement. I can not feel your happiness, thus mine is, for me the biggest one ! So, from my point of happiness, i am his biggest fan. Maybe you are his biggest fan too, so he has to biggest fans :) If everybody would be Hashems biggest fan, the world would be wonderful.
I remember a jewish kid that had wanted chips and salsa when it was some holiday for unlevened bread like it was the pass over or something . The dad of the kid said you can't each chips and salsa on this day because corn was never part of the jewish diet at the time of moses. And the kid was like it is just fried flat bread made of corn no yeast. And the dad said no. Those taco chips are not part of this holiday. I wonder looking back at this if eating chips and salsa was too much like the christian communion thing where you have a cracker and some grape juice. Missed the point of honor thy father and mother.
nope😊 some jews don't eat corn on Passover.
😮 Amazing words 😊
Just purchased your book..I get it tomorrow and I need it now more than ever. Im not Jewish but you make such sense to me. I feel that my psychologist who is Jewish says a lot of the things you say , then I ran into your videos.. Serendipidity??
All God fearing Christian’s Stand with Israel. We all know the truth.
From the moment you start spoken❤❤❤❤
Very good and inspiring speech. Very accurate description about the current state of religion. In view of current state of advances in understanding sciences and religions, it is a historic opportunity for talented people to work together for the purpose of making sciences and religions to be closer to the truths of the universe. For example, we must redefine what science is and what religion is. My version of definition is as follows: science is about the study of the material aspect of the universe, while religion is about the study of the spiritual aspect of the universe. In other words, the universe consists of at least two worlds: the world of matter (i.e., the focus of study by science) and the world of lives or souls (i.e. the focus of study by religion). Anyway, the civilization of the earth should move to a higher level by bringing science and religion together hand-in-hand so as to gain the understanding of the full face of the universe. This is the only way for us to make the earth to be a better place for all lives and souls.
There is a video of a little boy dying from cancer.His parents were crying for him. It was xmas and he was looking forward to Santa coming.On his last day Santa came to speak with him as the parents watched from behind a window. As they spoke the little boy said ... My parents said I am dying. .Santa said but you are my helper He said REALLY? Santa said yes.When you get to the pearly gates and they ask you ..who you are? Tell them you are one of my helpers.The little boy said ,,could you hug me? Santa lifted him in his arms in a hug and the boy passed over. He needed a place to look forwaed to otherwise it would be darkness.Santa took him home. The parents were grief stucken.Its the other side of the coin.
I've been asking the same question for a long time now
" AMEN. "
I learn much from my Jewish frinds. Old testament. Awake🌐 the World
I am not Jewish either. I much enjoy listening to him. Sounds trustworthy and also funny. Some other sites seem to stear you away
crazy i said that too my mom over a year ago i diddnt ask too be born
Smart.
I discovered recently the teaching of the rabi. The meaning of the message is very profound, but i have a question:
What is the difference between What He needs and His Will for me a non jewis person?
Thank you .
may I kindly suggest you check out the seven Noahide (Noah's) laws and keep them. to do mitzvahs you don't have to be jewish. so throughout the day just constantly be aware of where else can you do a good deed. and that's it😊. simplify
PIA, West Mifflin, PA
I want to ask a basic question to entire humanity, religious or non-religious. Why we need to follow a religion just to belief in God. Does God needs your religion? Does God needs your proayers? Your lifestyle your sins your good deeds? How can we associate the supreme intelligent being with a set of rules we call religion?
I belief in God and his messengers, angels and demons he created.
All my childhood I was rebellious & somewhat wild as I would not bare the oppression from the catholic religion "that I didn't choose".. 😂. It wasn't all bad. I did learn some good & moral things but wow they were mean & up tight 🤣😭
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'We correct Him.' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
We think alike! 😆😌
Blessed are my Family our People i am inlove with ouR Father God 💕🤍🩵✡️
The best
I wanted to attach the time but not able on here... The time when i looked up while watching this was 1044 ... 😮
The time in sheffield - england
Rav sometimes we reach out to our own and no one helps so you reach those others that are of faith w hopes of help in Dior situations. I even called your office.
But I see that time breaks through, Judaism is NOT a religion . I believe that. There is no better place. Down to earth IS the goal. When we do and we r surrounded by unmerited hate. Even when open minded and embracing. Otherwise why hamas.
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you say thinbgs that I thought in private and was ashame to think or say to others. especially to my Christian friends.
We can change our belief( religion), we can not change who we are
Huh? Of course we can.
We can only grow into the future with a God given talented state of mind, and reap the blessings of our having a living and kind sprit fed by our Lord Gods need for use to live to love our fellow children of God
Religion is not a belief. It's a belief with the promise of payoffs. Which happens not to ba Judaism. For all that people see us as grabbers, we're not. We're givers.
@michaelanderson6456 Blech. Not what we're here for. We're here to do for others. We don't have to love them to do for them. We do because we're supposed to. For G-d. To perfect His world.
Your right..those we help, enjoy our efforts, yet think its for our needs rather than Gods need for us to help..its our living mission to be helping other to make this a better wholesome, kinder, happy, loving, egar to7 want to teach other to do the same ..palace to thrive on earth...we need to make it a better place for all ..Gods children
It is through the Lord, we may live, and only Him. I'm Agnostic.
Can I be Herman Munster to your Grandpa Al Lewis? Thank you for this message. It lifts so many burdens.
Very cute and entertaining. The Almighty, however, created the world not out of 'a need', but of the essence to do good, to bestow life to a creation. With its creation, the Almighty has desires for and of that creation. A desire/"need" on His part arises from/with the creation.
Interesting. You're correcting people, Jews, who spoke directly to G-d? Who learned what He needs from Him, in the Torah. And continued to get knowledge from G-d recorded in our other sources.
So the purpose of people being here is what? To do good? To what end? G-d created our souls in heaven then sent us all here to endure and enjoy, to go back to heaven? All for the purpose of doing good? Not reasonable or logical
And what's the purpose, the goal, the end result, of doing good here on earth? Why leave heaven to occupy a body to do it? Why go back to heaven? Why not stay there? Why all this pain people endure? What is the good in that?
First, because an individual is a rabbi does not mean that everything he believes or thinks that he knows or understands is correct. No one posting videos or comments here on CZcams should have the expectation that what is presented should go unchallenged.
The Almighty's essence is "good/truth". It is in the nature of "good" to bestow. The Almighty's essence of "truth/goodness" brings expectations of His creation to embrace/express His "truth" and "goodness".
People are meant to experience life, while embracing what is good and recognizing its Divine source. As Rabbi Friedman, himself, recognizes and expresses, life on earth is the more desirable and ultimate existence. We are human beings, bodies and souls; not souls alone. The end result of doing good on earth elevates the individual, others, and the creation as a whole. It brings satisfaction and pleasure to the Almighty. What can a disembodied soul do? Heaven is meant as a temporary abode.
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Nothing better than a good laugh
HI
We are not created nor do we come into being, we are cognitive events grounded in spatial substances formed human-wise. Substances cannot emerge from that which it is not, as this contradicts ex nihilo nihil fit and emergence from that which it is, refers to becoming, not being. Therefore, to suggest becoming causes being makes a category error.
Let's start with the most foundational assertion i.e. 'cogito ergo sum'. While this statement offers a starting point for understanding reality, a deeper examination reveals that these acts of conceptualizing and thinking are themselves, dynamic in nature. This strongly suggests that the brain-mind identity theory, supplemented by functionalism, makes it more likely than not, that mental states are, in fact, physical events.
This allows us to circumvent the dualistic problems of interaction, making it more simplistic and parsimonious. This identity theory has not just rational support but an empirical basis suggesting a causal relationship that transcends mere correlation. For if we use an skeptical approach to the problem of causation, we futher suport the view that mental states are not caused by physical events but are identical to it. It would only be a mere linguistic distinction buried in semantics.
If we delve further into the realm of metaphysical possibilities, it seems all strict logical possibilities occur within one single metaphysically possible world. To extend this thought, we can reasonably collapse the distinction between metaphysical possibility, physical possibility, and actuality. Thus, whatever is metaphysically possible is actual. This stance challenges the unverifiable assumption that allows for a myriad of metaphysical possibilities disconnected from empirical investigation.
By further applying Hume's dictum, which asserts that there are no necessary connections between distinct existences, we can dissolve the supposed conundrum so labelled a 'hard problem'. Consciousness, in this view, is not a mysterious, non-physical entity for which we must posit a non-material substance but a series of physical processes grounded in a physical substrate that seems necessarily dependent on it before its development into any recognizable function. To claim otherwise, to posit a realm of metaphysical possibilities detached from physical actuality, is to engage in a form of special pleading and existential fallacy, attributing to the mind qualities that are unobservable and unfalsifiable. This position not only muddies our understanding of consciousness but also threatens our commitment to an objective, empirical understanding of reality. In summary, by embracing such a view, we arrive at a more coherent and practical worldview which allows us to distinguish between the real and the imaginary.