Lag b'Omer at Rebbe Shimon Bar Yochai Real jewish footage

www.torahvideo.com Lag b'Omer at Rebbe Shimon Bar Yochai. cutting of a jewish boy's hair the first time after 3 years old. Wild dancing and fires!

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[pshapiro1029]

A blessing for all yiddin out there-PUT YOUR CROWN ON!!!! The crown of Torah that The One gave us to perfect ourselves and human society. I love you holy Jews!!!!

[matisyahup613]

I was born jewish, was not involved in the religion until age 17, but have now thank g--d been orthodox/ chasidic for six years after learning under a chabad rabbi for years. I really enjoyed the video and I can feel the spiritual energy is much stronger in Israel it really makes me want to consider moving there, shkoyach to rebbe moshe he makes many great videos, hashem bless him

[breeeegs]

Bar Yochai

[stichtingmetalsa]

I am glad for you that you can live and expres your culture in your own country.

[elshaddai1978]

oymen

[narimanonarini]

take all these souls with you rabbi shimon ben yokhay

[yessory]

so check out this:

tiny. cc/6pL3n

(take out the spaces).

Thank god Chabad has a wonderful website that will answer all your questions you may have. The link above is a site all about a womans role in Judaism! They also have a great ask the rabbi feature for personal questions.

[HeadNtheClouds]

bcause I grew up in a reform congregation,we are very liberal & welcome people of all faiths as guests etc. we work with others for good causes. Father plays in 3 bands to celebrate Judaism & also raises $ sometimes for good causes. Whole family is involved in many good Judaic causes,but I live far from them in CA & there doesnt seem to be anyone my age in these types of congregations,plus they are far away to drive to. Chabad is everywhere in OC,CA & was curious about what they believe in?

[HeadNtheClouds]

Thanks for answering me, but I am a woman, not a dude, ha ha! I do live by the Torah in my everyday life, mostly avoiding people I guess because they are all so corrupted. I am married though, for 15years now. My question is this : what is a married womans role at Chabad because whenever I look up the Chabads in my area, it seems that it only talks about the male & not the female. I dont have kids & am older now, live a quiet life & enjoy good things.I guess i am confused&curious bcause...