Monthly Archives: July 2009
Un-Kosher Vegtables?
Brief intro into this article. For those who are unfamiliar all fruits and vegetables are kosher with one exception, the Torah (bible) prohibits eating any produced grown on the sabbatical year because God decreed that every seventh year the land … Continue reading
Posted in Health-Food-Fitness, Judaism-Torah-Halacha
Tagged Annals, Chief Rabbi, Chief Rabbinate, Dangerous Pesticides, Fruit And Vegetable, Fruit And Vegetable Growers, Fruits And Vegetables, Fruits Vegetables, Human Consumption, Insecticides, Insects, Issuance, Kashrut, Kosher Laws, Poison, Relevant Officials, Sabbatical Year, Torah Law, Unprecedented Initiative, Use Of Pesticides, Yona Metzger
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Beautiful quote by Rav Kook
Rav Kook was a great man, he was the first Chief Rabbi of Israel and was a hugh proponent of the Land, Spirituality and Health. Rav Kook, the founder of the Merkaz Harav Yeshiva said: “-The purely righteous do not complain … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism-Torah-Halacha, Meditation & Prayer, Spirituality
Tagged Beautiful, Chief Rabbi, Faith, Great Man, Heresy, israel, jew, judaism, Proponent, Quote, Rav Kook, Spirituality And Health, Wisdom, Yeshiva
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Womens Self-Defense Classes in Pennsauken & Cherry Hill
After 30 years of studying and teaching martial arts I can tell you beyond any doubt that most of what is being taught today in martial arts schools for women’s self-defense… won’t work in a real situation. So many unsuspecting, poorly trained women … Continue reading
Posted in Health-Food-Fitness, Judaism-Torah-Halacha, Martial Arts & Self-Defense
Tagged Body Movements, Cherry Hill, College Women, False Sense Of Security, Forcible Rapes, Honest To Goodness, Justice Study, National Center For Victims Of Crime, Program 1, Real Situation, Self Defense Classes, Self Defense Program, Self Protection, Sense Of Security, Sexual Assault Victims, Sexual Assaults, Teaching Martial Arts, Victims Of Crime, Violent Crime, Vulnerable Areas
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Meditation & Breathing by Doju Ji Han Jae
Compiled by Master Chad Zwieg Sin Moo Hapkido draws upon Buddhism, Zen and Confucianism. Whenever we think of our meditation we should think of each of these practices and how they are united into a larger whole. Each practice has … Continue reading
Posted in Meditation & Prayer, Sinmoo Hapkido
Tagged Buddha, Buddha Mind, Buddhism, Buddhist, Cheeks, Confucianism, Feelings, First Emotion, Greed, hapkido, Happiness, Heart Attack, Materialism, meditation, Mind Body And Spirit, Precepts, Sad Face, Sadness, Sense Of Touch, Zen
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Losing One’s Share in The World to Come
Losing One’s Share in The World to Come The Sages say that for three transgressions one forfeits his portion in the World to Come: murder, adultery, and idol worship, and that lashon hara (Evil Talk about another person) is … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism-Torah-Halacha
Tagged 90a, Akiva, Amidah, Array, Ben Sira, Biblical Doctrine, Canonical Books, Eleazar, Father Abraham, Fellow Man, Good Deeds, Hillel, Impudence, Lashon Hara, Mishna, Modin, Rashi, Sadducees, Sanhedrin, Tanna, Yosef
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