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Kosher Conduct
By Shaul Yosef Leiter
The laws of kosher food teach us insights about proper behavior as well.
Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Vayikra - Leviticus » Shemini » Ascent Lights » Kosher Conduct
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Kosher Inside
By Tali Loewenthal
There is the personal spiritual dimension of the kosher laws. The idea that some animals are kosher – which literally means "fit" and suitable – and others are not, tells us something about ourselves.
Parshah » Vayikra - Leviticus » Shemini » Parshah Columnists » For Friday Night » Kosher Inside
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High Shoes
Episode XIX: High Shoes
By Tzvi Freeman
If you want to walk on the earth, you need to stay a little bit above it.
Video » Kabbala Toons » Kabbala of Stuff » High Shoes
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The Identifying Signs for Kosher Species
By Mendel Rivkin
The Torah prescribes which animal species are kosher by requiring them to have specific identifying signs. What is the significance of these particular kosher signs?
Audio Classes » Jewish Practice » Kosher » The Identifying Signs for Kosher Species
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Shemini: Food for Growth
By Chana Weisberg
Split hooves, cud chewing, fins and scales, a tradition of edible birds -- as lessons in parenting
Society & Living » Parenting » By Chana Weisberg » Parshah Parenting » Shemini: Food for Growth
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Being Kosher
By Nechoma Greisman
The Torah lists the different animals, fish and birds and gives us signs to tell us which of the many species of creatures we may and may not eat. As far as four-legged animals are concerned, the Torah gives a very simple sign: Those animals that chew ...
Parshah » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Re'eh » Parshah Columnists » Through the Eyes of a Woman » Being Kosher
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Kosher Species
Which species of animals, birds, fish and vermin are kosher, and which are not?
Video » The Deed » Kosher Species
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Good Enough to Eat
Kabbalah explains that a food must be rectifiable in order to be considered kosher.
From Rabbi Yitzchak Luria
Kabbalah explains that a food must be rectifiable in order to be considered kosher.
Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Vayikra - Leviticus » Shemini » The Holy Ari » Good Enough to Eat
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Is Pig More Unkosher than other Animals?
By Aron Moss
Why do Jews give the poor old pig such a hard time?
Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » Mitzvot & Jewish Customs » Is Pig More Unkosher than other Animals?
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Which Animals Are Kosher?
● A land animal is kosher if it has spilt hooves and chews its cud. It must have both kosher signs. Examples: cows, sheep, goats and deer are kosher, while pigs, rabbits, squirrels, bears, dogs, cats, camels and horses are not. ● Fowl: The ...
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