Does anyone have any advice for someone who’s already learning Ancient Greek but wants to learn other languages such as Levantine Arabic, Old Norse, French, Norwegian, Spanish, Ladino, Farsi, Bengali, Sanskrit, Hindi, Greek,, Hebrew, etc?
(This is an actual recording I’ve made on a legit website because I don’t feel comfortable sending a singing video.)
Would it be appropriate for someone who’s actively seeking to convert to Modern Orthodox Judaism to celebrate the next holiday on the calendar or should I wait until I’m able to talk to a rabbi or until I’ve officially converte?
Should I wait to get books to educate myself on Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah & Zohar) without diving in to Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah & Zohar) until I’ve officially converted to Modern Orthodox Judaism? (I may edit this to make it more concise, also are Kabbalah & Zohar a part of Jewish mysticism?)
(This is an actual recording I’ve made on a legit website because I don’t feel comfortable sending a singing video.)
Does this sound strained, like I’m forcing it to be masculine?
Should I wait until I’ve officially converted to think about getting a mezuzah?
what is everyone’s ranking of the different stage productions of Sweeney Todd & how would you rank all of the adaptations?
If my phone number isn’t associated with neither my old Discord account nor my new account why does it give an error message?(staff responses are needed & non-staff responses are also fine too.)
What’s everyone’s favorite Sweeney Todd song?
Can I say that I’m liberal as well as saying that I’m someone who identifies as independent left-leaning?
Is normal to feel like an imposter as a trans masc person who also just so happens to feel feminine sometimes?
are any Modern Orthodox shuls mentioned by Eshel associated with RCA? is the RCA recognised by The Israeli Rabbinate?
Once I’ve officially converted would a Modern Orthodox convert be able to make aliyah or is a Modern Orthodox conversion not seen as legit by the rabbinate?
is this a valid Hebrew name to take once I’ve officially converted: Lior ben Avraham v’Sarah *casual |as in non-ceremonial|* (ליאור בן אברהם ושרה ~Lior ben Avraham v’Sarah~)
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Lior Eitan David ben Avraham v’Sarah {formal/ceremonial}
^ליאור איתן דוד בן אברהם ושרה -Lior Eitan David ben Avraham v’Sarah-
(two forms of one Hebrew name are for designated occasions the shorter one is for causal & non-ceremonial and the longer one is for formal & ceremonial occasions.)
Is a Modern Orthodox conversion seen as legit by some Orthodox communities is that correct? and there are some welcoming shuls according to Eshel. (Is this a reliabel source?: https://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/29468/per-my-beliefs-to-which-should-i-convert-modern-orthodox-or-conservative-judaism , https://www.eshelonline.org/welcoming-shuls-the-project/ )
I have a question, even though I’ve done some research on the kind of synagogue/shul I’d like to go to (Modern Orthodox) so then my conversion would be seen as legit, but what is the best option for a valid conversion?
Is it appropriate for someone who's actively planning to convert (like me) to plan on getting a siddur or other books, such as the Torah, but not Kabbalah or the Zohar, as I haven't converted yet and would much p to wait until I’ve officially finished the conversion process to take a deep dive into Kabbalah & the Zohar? Also, would it be fine for one who's actively planning to convert to start following kosher & tzniut/tznius?
Is it okay for someone planning on converting/starting the conversion process to wear a kippah/yarmulke outside of synagogue/shul?