CyberSynagogue

Since your childhood, you have been brought up in a family that followed the different cultures and traditional norms of your community. This becomes even truer if you come from a Jewish family where praying at your home or going to the synagogue was a daily ritual. But as you started growing, your life got busier, you moved away from your family for college and work, going to the synagogue became impossible. But the truth is you always liked going to the synagogue as a kid and now you miss it. What if we told you that if you cannot go to the synagogue, it can come to you? That’s right! With technology, the Internet, your laptop, or mobile, you can experience a virtual rabbi and synagogue services at your home. Even if you choose to pray through an online synagogue due to your hectic schedules, in unprecedented times of COVID-19, it has become an excellent way to pray while maintaining social distancing. Several synagogues are switching to the online mode so that they ca...

One thing that makes people more interesting is their culture and religion. There are so many cultures and each of them has its own tradition and beliefs that people around the world follow. Like Vietnam has conical hats, Spain has flamenco dress, and Hindus have the sari. Besides the general beliefs and thoughts, wedding tradition is also different around the world. In Armenia, newly married men and women have to balance flat bread on their shoulder to ward off evil and in the Jewish wedding the groom breaks the glass. Like breaking of glass, there are many other interesting traditions that Jewish people follow and if you are also Jewish, you know what we are talking about. Since we are discussing a Jewish wedding, we cannot forget about the synagogue rabbi . Not just for a wedding, people of the Jewish community also call on a rabbi for many other occasions, like baby naming, funeral, and bar mitzvahs. So, if you are getting married or you want to name your child, yo...