be jewish

Still working on getting to a perfect Sabbath-I think I’m getting closer to it

Stuck on the defilement laws-and why there isn’t any kosher or pareve paper or books; also I’m still using tv, radio, and internet not sure if it’s orthodox, if I’m being too hard on myself, or if I’ll ever be fully accepted since I wasn’t born Jewish. I don’t plan to convert at least in the near future but I would like to find the meeting point between Judaic law and Hinduism/Vedic law or if all religions are offshoots of ancient Judaism;and then the idea that Messiah—->vegetarianism

I also really need a kosher toothbrush if anyone has any info

I’m working on the Kosher electricity or power source so I can have a Kosher fridge my food gets diseases in it.

I have an all Kosher and pareve diet but the fridge kind of depletes the life. I despise the feeling of not expressing my discomforts; I do not think it is irreligious

I need to have cooked food sometime; afraid to use unKosher stovetop/elec. and no Kosher pans, the heat on the pan does not lead to healthy result

i’m part russian jew by birth-i love having such a interesting cultural history.

jews are awesome. and sexy.

This was a good choice for me; I wouldn’t presume to say that it’s good or bad for another person. The belief system isn’t perfect, any more than any other system, but it has been well worth my time and energy. I find its core philosophy to be in keeping with what I believe; I would not be comfortable with the extreme ends of the Jewish spectrum, but the essentials are an important part of my aspirations. I’d be happy to talk about it with other interested parties – it CAN be difficult to know where to begin, and like any endeavor, it’s sometimes good to talk with someone who’s been there before.

I’ll tell you anything you want to know.
It’s awesome!

I want to be jewish because I want to have another religion. I dont know anything about my religion right now. So I want to change my relgion to being jewish.