#hasid

[thosefaroffconstellations]

I’ve been seeing a lot of people talking about accepting Orthodox Jews recently. And while I’m very happy that we’re getting some positive attention for once. I’ve noticed a lot of peoples arguments for why Orthodox (they really mean modern orthodox) Jews are cool is that they’re “not like ultra-orthodox Jews”. So here’s your reminder that if you don’t accept Jews you consider “too orthodox” then you don’t accept Orthodox Jews period.

Internalized antisemitism isn’t a cute look babes.

[bobemajses]

Hasidic rabbi’s silk Sabbath Coat, Jerusalem, late 20th century

[laughingsquid]

A Fascinating Montage of Hasidic Families Trying to Cross the Street During the New York City Marathon

[yiddisheyfe]

@gashmiusmagazine: "The goal of Gashmius Magazine is to make the world of neo-Hasidism accessible to anyone who might find it meaningful..."

[awesomecooperlove]

THE DEMONIC W.H.O. EXPOSED

🔥🔥🔥

[weisswodka]

Chassidic Fashion ⭐

(I know that in real life only men wear this kind of clothing, but the outfits are simply inspired by it. This is not correct religious clothing.)

[dostoyevsky-official]

urban voting patterns: white american leftists hate america and voted D, poc immigrants love america and voted R

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Men dancing at an Hasidic wedding, 1954. Hasids do not mingle the sexes outside of marriage—the men and the women dance separately.

Photo: Leonard Freed via Christie’s

[adelethecrow]

the hasid I drew 3 years ago and I still like him

[schatzii]

EPISODE 11 OF THE 4TH SEASON IS A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING. Do we have House and Wilson constantly flirting? Yes, we do. Toxic polycule is also present. Horrified realisation of House = Amber parallel? Here you go sir. People don't change, yet at least 2 people in the episode do change? Classic. And lastly - House casually alluding to 13's bisexuality and then going STRAIGHT (heh) to Wilson's office to inform him that yes, I am quite okay with you dating me. Normal day at Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital folks, nothing to see here.

[hiddurmitzvah]

I made this print by using an old archaic photographic tecnique called cyanotype (or sun/blue print) for the phylosophical and mystical poem by Szilárd Borbély, the The Sequence of Three Secrets (A Három Titok Szekvenciája), which is a part of his series called Hasidic Sequences, where he reflects on Hasidic teachings and beliefs in literary form.

You can purchase this original and only one, signed copy through my Etsy if you like it.

Here's my english translation of the poem, below there is the hungarian original.

Taub Eizik from Kalev, a pupil of the Seer of Lublin said that there are three types of secrets in the world. One is is like this Self-Consciousness, which

that everyone carries within himself because of their previous lives. And have no idea what it is. And don't understand why hide it from others, because it is

hidden from itself too until he dies again. The second secret, is like a light hiding in the mind, nesting in the depths of the skull

until it knows the essence of speech: in the letters of writing the faint glimmer of the primordial light that has come to us from the beginning of creation

that gleams in the depths of life. When the Self begins to read a book written in human language, Finally, the third secret is that of the

one who says: I. While he sorts the stones at the beginning of the path waiting for you, already prepared the unturned stones by the entrance gate

and then reads the engraved for the greatest secret is the stone that only means the Self. And it does not say, Amen.

[sandwichesaremyfav]

Literally me

[bobemajses]

Tim N. Gidal, "Night of the Cabbalist", 1935

In this photograph, which also has been called Night at Meron or Lag B'Omer on the Tomb of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yohai, a man sleeps atop a small building, waiting for the night to pass and the moon to wane. In a surreal way, time seems to stand still, and yet it marks Lag B'Omer, the thirty-third day of the counting of the omer, which begins on the second day of Passover and continues until Shavuot. The photograph documents the major celebration held in Meron, in Upper Galilee, believed to be spot where Bar Yohai, the second-century rabbinic scholar and mystic whom kabbalists consider to be the author of the Zohar, is buried. The man on top of the roof is one of thousands of Hasidim and kabbalists who gather to celebrate, sing, and dance. It is not unusual for Jewish pilgrims to travel to Meron and other burial sites to prostrate themselves on the tombs of holy people, where they beseech the deceased to intercede with God on their behalf.

[yz]

Purim. Bnei Brak. March 2023.

[gay-jewish-bucky]

love seeing posts of y'all shitting on things clearly intended for interfaith jews, fuck off you miserable assholes

[himedanshicult]

i enjoy various problematic music genres, such as black metal, power electronics, neofolk and contemporary hasidic music