Whether they like it or not 😆

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🤣 'whether they like it or not'

LOL

Thank you so much for that tip!!!

Your profile picture goes against what God wanted relationships and marriage to be.. lgbtq and God don't mix ):

Absolutely agreed!!!

@@johnathanandrews5430 Was GODs first. I hope the LGBT whatever was not his intentions or else you are right.

your pfp is lgbtq also with the star of david lgbtq isn’t how God wanted marriages and your also putting the star of david onto a lgbtq flag that people made it as different genders which a rainbow is the promise of God it’s beautiful and people turn it into lgbtq and something God doesn’t want

@@johnathanandrews5430 the rainbow is literally a sign of the covenant between Noah and G-D, maybe you should catch up with the thousands of years of tradition…

I just got mine yesterday. I’m really happy with it. Time to practice 😁

My sisters cats come to her running when they hear it!

@@Cynthia99911 I wish I could get my dog used to it. I tried giving him a treat, after he gets scared, but he's too scared to eat the treat😜 I want to practice but he's always with me.

Your husband sounds cool. I had assumed that there was a problem with: A) Legality of animal horn importation. I guess not. I can find nothing on the internet that suggests that. B) Can gentiles be allowed to play? I see some stuff about that on the internet but nothing is too clear, Can we play only to gentiles? Or only among women? I did see something like that but still not clear. Yes, even women sounding the shofa amongst just women is mentioned. Playing a song? I guess that is okay. The instructor just did. Maybe he can do “Melancholy Baby” next time. After all, that is about reflection, too. Shana Tova. 🧸🎉

@@robkunkel8833 There is no reason why a gentile can't blow the shofar. However, s/he would not be permitted to do so in the synagogue on the holiday to fulfill the mitzvah of hearing the shofar, any more than a gentile can learn to read Hebrew and even cantillation but would not be allowed to read Torah for the congregation on Shabbat.

You are my hero.

HAHA😂

Hi Jay, thanks for your comments--seeing this in September, 2022. The question of whether a shofar can be played as a musical instrument is a tricky one. It is not halachically prohibited, however it raises the issue of whether something that is embraced ritually can also be embraced secularly. When Hebrew was first suggested as the language of Eretz Yisrael by Ben Yehudah, many objected, saying that it would be a disgrace to use the same language of David's Psalms to direct how to drive a tractor or even tell dirty jokes. Yet people did embrace it, even Haredi Jews in Israel. My purpose in playing secular songs on the shofar is to honor and elevate it, by bringing people who do not appreciate as much as perhaps you and I do even closer to its beauty and potential. Shanah Tovah!

Me New York 🗽

Shalom

Sounds like a duck . Shalom!

@@msp1733 lol

Juan G. Casanova mine arrived today, a little late for you kippur but , maybe next year in Jerusalem.

I bought mine on amazon it came from israel

Yes.

It's not their property and you aren't doing it all day.

I managed one sound yesterday, twice, but had trouble today producing it.

if you are able to blow a rasperry with your mouth, either the front or side, it shouldn't be impossible. (blowing a rasperry being making the farting sound with your lips, no tounge or teeth involved.

@@ElijahEystberg Thank you I will try .

It depends on where you live. If you're in or near a city with a large Jewish population, there will likely be a Jewish bookstore or gift shop, which will have a wide variety of sizes and styles. You can also just google "shofar" online and find one. I would recommend staying away from anything that is artificially embellished (decorative metal plating, etc).

At the Bible stores

Amazon has great ones, Where i will be ordering from

I got mine off amazon they are relatively cheap for a instrument

I just bought one on Etsy :) some of the people that sell them are from Israel. Which is pretty cool! Mine cost $30

I’m Catholic but god is telling me to learn this🙏🙏🙏

There are some shofar-safe oils sold online that hydrate and seal the shofar and keeps it lasting longer and less naturally stinky 🙂 it gets more intense in smell as you practice on it and it gets internally wetted by your breath, fair warning ❤

Backing soda

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Think of blowing raspberries. Practice on your arm first. Get your lips wet also.and go for it.

Jerry, the tongue goes between the lips to act as a "stopper" to punctutate the blasts, especially when doing the "teruah" (nine stoccato notes).

@@gilbrodsky thanks Gil!

To be fair, the cheap trumpet mouth piece thing is kind of a secret

@@cleopatraonlyfans 2:55. No secret. He wished there was.

If you are committed to feeling wronged I will not stop you.

@@cleopatraonlyfans Still a good video about the shofar.

There is at 3:57

I almost got it down. No previous trumpet knowledge needed. Praise God

But you’re right thanks

How about you look for some bitches.

Charles - He was probably reading from his notes on the computer, which was above the camera. Sometimes it's annoying when people do that, but I figured that's what he was doing so I just watched and learned something new. : )

Can’t u find someone else to rag On..he’s trying his best!