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  • in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430951
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    Ujm did you _miss_ everything I said? Did you hear it let it sink in did you realize the magnitude of the honor that I speak of. The design of creation. Did you purposefully miss the message so you can miss the point and stay in your cynical viewpoint of life forever? I mean give me a. Break. Maybe read what I wrote and let it free you from. The chains that are shaking your soul

    in reply to: Artificial sweeteners #2430687
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    “Sugar: ((I’m advocating for brown sugar and molasses))When we participate in high-intensity or endurance exercise, our bodies also use glycogen, a stored form of glucose in the muscles and liver. Consuming sugar can help to replenish glycogen stores and delay fatigue during times of prolonged exercise.

    Sugar can help to regulate mood
    Sugar can also affect our mood by increasing the levels of serotonin and dopamine in our brain. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that regulates mood and behaviour, and dopamine is often referred to as the “feel-good” neurotransmitter because it is associated with pleasure, reward, and motivation. The release of dopamine can create a temporary mood boost and enhance feelings of happiness and well-being. This is why many people turn to sugary foods (also called comfort food) as a form of emotional comfort during times of stress or sadness””
    I’ve also heard sugar has vitamin B12 and other trace minerals. The point is this food has been villified by special instrestss that want to take the enjoyment out of eating. Also going off sugar is _unsustajnable_ it’s better to be realistic then not realistic and just change the _type_ of sugar. All the bad rap is for white sugar or _excdssive_ sugar intake. But sugar on its own is very good for you. If you want to continue to suffer your extreme mindset and instead of investigating the truth continue but a life without sugar is impossible. Try it it won’t work and also you’ll feel very depressed.

    in reply to: Artificial sweeteners #2430686
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    Anyways it’s also not about balance it’s about opportunity of you keep trying to control the environment people have to meet you control who people meet and then don’t let G-d work His will. Just saying. If your anyways trusting singles to sit together at a wedding I’m sure you can trust them even if they bump into each other on the street. There’s really no difference respectfully your just trying to convince yourself there is

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430549
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    Right convince yourself do you ever even have one memory or one pasuk where it says any of that lol. Ye right. Show me the text in plain English let’s see how you twisted it and read it out of context. Cuz I’ve never seen the pesukim read in context with any level of wisdom lol.

    in reply to: Ethics and Entenmann’s #2430548
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    Common saychel maybe move far away from family. Why do we stick to family like their our community it says to leave your mother and father. For a reason. Stop going back home all the time go somewhere else for shabbas. Stop calling home all the time my goodness can we grow up

    in reply to: Artificial sweeteners #2430540
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    Really? You get muscle aches from sugar? Lol. Have you tried stevia?

    in reply to: Candle for r Menachem Mendel mriminov #2430538
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    The Torah is very broad happy new year. So that’s a very vague statement. Haimy. That’s your _opinion_ and I’m _sure_ there’s some metaphysical thing going on when you light a candle for a tzadik

    in reply to: Siblings’ machatonim on shidduch resumes #2430522
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    I don’t think anyone has a right to call third parties until they met the person on hand. Sorry but someone life is not your business. Until they tell you. Until you met them. Until they are ready to reveal what’s going on in their life. This system is disgusting. Humiliating and lacks humanity.sick. We are so sick. You will never find a perfect system. You will always end up with some surprise you could not control. What is wrong with us. We have zero faith in G-d and then we wonder why there’s a damn crisis.

    in reply to: What 50 Shadchanim Told Me #2430519
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    True it doesn’t work. If people are old enough to get married their old enough to discern who they want to marry and meet them by mistake like they have done for millennial instead of stopping ourselves and trying to control reality. What a stupid system

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430518
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    Ujm you missed the point didn’t you and for the record your right yes selfishness is natural that’s why G-d said treat others like you treat _yourself_

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430516
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    And show me the exact words in the pasuk showing what you claim that he kept “muktza” show me it. I want to see. Not the interpretation of it and someone’s dreams about what he did but the exact words

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430515
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    Convenient cuz it makes perfect sense doesn’t it?

    in reply to: Ethics and Entenmann’s #2430277
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    People who eat traditional foods all their lives don’t suffer as much from lifelong diseases. If you want to see what real health looks like look at ancient tribes who still live to this day with traditional dietsm nonmedical system they have robust health and no lifelong diseases

    in reply to: Ethics and Entenmann’s #2430276
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    Always ask questions you can’t control reality based off a personal belief system if everyone believed like this the whole free market would collapse and replaced by government control

    in reply to: Ethics and Entenmann’s #2430270
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    Gadol hadofi all foods have vitamins in them and traditional foods like liver and kishke and choke t actually are more nutrients dense then any health food garbage you will ever eat. Instead of looking at the food itself look at the outcome. Does that person have healthy hair skin and nails. You’ll _never_ See a vegan with healthy hair. Never. Also they have high anxiety due to lack of fats. In general people who are too much into health have very leathery skin due to stress or lack of proper nutrients profile. Stop eating propaganda start observing the people who actually are vibrant and healthy. Most Jewish people eating traditional diets have amazing health

    in reply to: Ethics and Entenmann’s #2430269
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    Always ask questions. People don’t live longer these days. That’s a mainstream lie. How many people do you know who died young 40/60…..

    in reply to: Ethics and Entenmann’s #2430268
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    I know I’m coming in the middle bjt just cause you read somewhere how “dangerous” carbs are doesn’t make it true. Theres a lot of propaganda in the health industry. Why do you think Trump eats his cheeseburgers and looks great cuz half of what they are telling you is lies

    in reply to: Saving Neshamos! #2430267
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    Your actions, no matter the age, can have lasting impact. I think tho perhaps, it’s the parents responsibility for not disciplining you and or teaching you right and wrong and or holding you accountable. This is why I think it’s stupid to take children all the same ages and cram them together without parental supervision and expect people _not_ to bully each other.

    in reply to: ארץ ישראל and the state #2430205
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    Alot of people are driven by hatred_ideoligies_ and much evil Happen because of ideology not truth. Just rallying behind slogans and beliefs system not truth. that’s why blind faith again and again is a danger to self. But you cannot expect people also to be completely united either on oppinons that’s not possible or feasable the question is is our thoughts grounded in a belief system or the truth

    in reply to: ארץ ישראל and the state #2430203
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    The only reason you can go to Israel is _cuz_ of the zionist state. Your extremism is showing. If something happened in reality you can’t wash it away with your one size fits all speak. Things have different sides to it. Life might not agree with your “ideology” but you can’t force reality to bend to your will

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430193
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    I’m not saying frum people are corrupt but sometimes we can in certain scenarios choose things that are disconnected from morality becuse we don’t _have_ a relationship with it and wer never truly thought proper principles..only ritual. Which is an add on to reality. Ok whatever you get the point

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430192
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    The point is it’s not only about intention it’s also about consequences to actions. Trust me I’ve seen religious people act in very corrupt manners because they still don’t have connection to true morality which is forged by good principles, faith and living in reality. But when your entire life is based off rituals then you stop understanding morality and confusing stringincies _with_ morality even sometimes using rabbnim and what they “pasken” as a fail safe get out of jail cars.. Morality is the building blocks of creation even if some rav told you to murder a human being before 40 days you still murdered a human soul. And you will by nature of that choice, suffer what a murderer suffers. I mean kayin and hevel story is exactly what happens. The point is oppinion doesn’t matter morality faith and truth does

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430191
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    Non political you _did_ try to paint free will as evil. You may have not said it but that’s what you implied by using an extreme example to paint choice and living within reality through your true self. Maybe you didn’t mean it but that’s what you said. Your also complicating a very basic principle with all your complicated examples. Stop thinking so deeply. It’s not that complicated. You were born on earth there are trees. You can either burn down the forest or create a house for yourself. G-d came with a book and said if you burn down the forest there will be moral consequences and also Devine consequences cuz you will not only hurt yourself but if that city near there burns you are also liable. Murder taints the soul. It is not just G-d that holds you accountable but reality itself has consequences. You still have free will. To live with those consequences.

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430095
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    Mods don’t post that. It’s not important takes way from the last message

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430094
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    Rabbinical law is your perception I simply disagree that G-d said it cuz based on actual scruity of actual reality it does not fallow common sense, morality or real life. So it’s not based on actual biblical principles. It’s a stringinciy and even tho it’s a beautiful thing it’s very extreme way of living and it’s not simple to stop every part of who you are and sell it to religion. The Torah itself is complete as is. There’s not one part of it that doesn’t make perfect sense that doesn’t fit into reality _exactly_ and everytime I see how exact it is, I appreciate creation so much more and I understand G-ds wisdom so much more. Also remember no biblical person kept rabbinical there’s not one story in the entire Torah shebichsav of anyone keeping rabbinical law. That means it was inserted at some point in the timeline of our religion and when you say how they used to kill people for not fallowing their opinion now I understand how it became so embedded so quickly. Someone very smart and sly hijacked us along the way. I’m not saying it’s not beautiful I’m saying it doesn’t fit with reality exactly. So whoever interpreted the Torah interpreted it _incorrectly_ cuz only G-d word itself know His creation exactly and that’s how you can discern Devine words from man’s words. The proof is in the

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2430069
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    Yirah is not fear. It means _awe_ huge difference

    in reply to: Gartels #2430066
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    You can do whatever you _want_ just matters how much you care about what other people think of you

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    Cuz your two opposites of two _extrmes_ and there are many many unhappy people in the mix. People unhappy with who they married. People unhappy _in_ marriage and people unhappy with the marriage system. I propose a middle ground of _both_ worlds. Our system is actually very broken for a lot of people. Maybe ask a long time married guy how miserable he is.

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429938
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    Also G-d created reality through speech. So when he said “don’t add to my word” He meant don’t add laws to reality that weren’t already there

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429935
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    Now that we have established that free will is not evil as you are trying so hard to say, G-d also placed within each of us a conscience. An inclination helping guide us between right and wrong. He also placed on earth moral spiritual consequences that happen when we do the wrong thing, not taking away our free will but guiding it properly in the right direction. The Torah itself was just a book written to guide our personalities into the right direction and also to spell our plainly what the consequences are of _choosing_ evil. Aka Devine authority will hold us accountable blah blah blah. Stop vellifying free will by using extreme examples

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429934
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    Yes free will is sacred because it’s a G-d given right. Given to us by our creator because we are His created beings and that’s how He designed us. He gave us earth to create dominion over it. And subdue it.

    in reply to: How are girls learning Gemorah #2429706
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    True

    in reply to: Artificial sweeteners #2429698
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    Stevia is natural but has side effects like muscle aches. Piosen can be natural too

    in reply to: Caleree counting #2429697
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    Ok sqaure root thank you for your input. Anything else?

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429691
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    Accountability doesn’t take away free will. _if_ you choose xyz _these_ are the consequences whether moral physical, metaphysical. Reality simply works that way. You can still decide to do whatever you want. Your just not free from the consequence of your choice. And G-d spells it out for you. Uncovering your elbow isn’t a moral or immoral act and there are no real time physical consequences in reality for it. So if a rabbi comes in and kills me for it. He’s being evil. _that_ has consequences.

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429690
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    When you were 5 your parents held you accountable. When you are an adult G-d holds you accountable. But G-d is not religious. Lol so if a rav reads His word to the extreme that human entity is being evil

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429689
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    Yes free will is sacred cuz we are all born that way. second G-d holds us accountable for all our wrongdoings. In real time. On earth. Not after we die. Stop using an extreme example to miss the point of free will. Just cuz I show my elbows doesn’t mean I’m evil. The Torah is about morality not about stringincies. No entity has a right to be stringent and hold people accountable to impossible standards and take the letter of the law out of context for their own power that in it of itself is fear mongering and a power grab. Itself evil.

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429547
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    No wonder we are so *afraid” of doing or not doing rabbinical law. Now I get it. They used fear and enforcement. It only takes one generation to imbedd fear into a society and from then on the society will pass it down for millenia. Absolute control isn’t something healthy and something to emulate. Absolute control creates a echo chamber for elites to use and abuse their power. Now the entire system makes sense. It is not based on morality but on control

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    Anywho this entire thread could have also started off “why do we make wedding at all, isn’t it copying lavan” always ask questions if your allowing mixed seating at a wedding for shudduchik why don’t you just allow men and woman meet naturally without a shidduch resume….stupid system

    in reply to: Letter about sheitels #2429530
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    Sounds like Muslims already. Wow

    in reply to: Artificial sweeteners #2429523
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    “Brown sugar offers several health benefits compared to white sugar, primarily due to its higher content of minerals and antioxidants. It contains essential minerals.
    Additionally, brown sugar has a lower glycemic index, which helps in maintaining more stable energy levels and blood sugar control.
    It also provides antioxidants that can improve immune function and reduce the risk of chronic diseases.
    Brown sugar can aid in digestion and promote a healthy gut microbiome due to its prebiotic properties.

    in reply to: Artificial sweeteners #2429522
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    “Brown sugar contains trace amounts of minerals like iron and calcium, which can provide some health benefits” obvously it’s something you should eat after a good meal but stop vilifying your craving for sugar. Just enjoy eating foods..

    in reply to: Artificial sweeteners #2429521
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    No, guys not eating sugar isn’t sustainable. Actually sugar has many health beinigts including vitamin B12 and chromium I will find the science for you. The health industry is _very_ deceptive. They say everything is bad for you, “fish has mercury”
    “Eat lean meats” ye good luck with anxiouty and stress when most of your body needs fat including your brain
    “Sugar is bad for you” no it’s not. Slogans. Lots of slogans and little facts.

    in reply to: Fad diets and their conspiracies #2429382
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    The fact that all of you here instead of thinking into what I wrote right away went to cult speak and gaslighting, (not intentional I know) means you were all brainwashed really really well. I’m sirrpizdd you guys can’t see it. Big pharma is sly like a snake. Now let’s put that sentence aside and start thinking clearly, the things you eat and the things you do all impact your health. Somet things impact your health differently.

    in reply to: Fad diets and their conspiracies #2429380
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    Non political I will not read anything. The concept itself is another way of saying “you can’t trust your own experiences and discernment” I’m surprised people as intellectual as you all are still haven’t picked up what “correlation doesn’t equal causation” actually really is please check up something for me
    “Cult tactics and how they change language to brainwash you” that should teach you what’s really going on.

    in reply to: Talmudic driving #2429371
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    (face palm) is this supposed to sound smart. It sounds worse then dumb

    in reply to: How are girls learning Gemorah #2429370
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    I doubt that’s true ujm conservative and reform and less sheeple. I don’t think you’ll hear them arguing about which rabbi said what like its gospel and holds weight. Some how I doubt that

    in reply to: Intergenerational Trauma: The Post-Holocaust Generation #2429369
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    Coffee addict it has nothing to do with how socioty changed and how much everything became mass produced from China and eaosou excessivable, Instagram and the focus on materialism? At all?

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    Your right

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