하시디즘 커뮤니티 내부: 독특한 문화 체험

### 하시디즘 문화 탐험하기: 크라운 하이츠의 밤
* 🎰 "한 번 들어가면 나갈 수 없다"는 카피는 **크라운 하이츠의 하시디즘 회당과 커뮤니티를 탐험하는 모험적인 밤의 분위기**를 조성합니다.
* 🕍 즉흥적인 초대에 흥미를 느낀 내레이터는 미지의 세계로 모험을 떠나기로 결심하고, **YouTube에서 이 경험의 독특함**을 강조합니다.
* 📅 밤이 깊어지면서 유대인과 비유대인 모두의 화합과 기쁨을 기념하는 **초막절, 즉 수코트**에 대해 배웁니다.
* 👫 랍비 요니 카츠는 그를 환영하며 **회당은 모든 사람이 유대교를 배울 수 있는 예배의 장소이자 공동체**라고 강조합니다.
* 📜 랍비는 **토라가 세상의 화합과 친절을 이루기 위한 청사진** 역할을 한다고 말하며 토라의 중요성을 설명합니다.
* 🎉 내레이터는 기쁨과 축하가 거리를 가득 채우는 수코트 기간 동안 **지역 사회의 활기찬 분위기**를 포착하여 축제의 중요성을 보여줍니다.
* 🎶 밤이 되면 음악과 춤으로 가득한 파티인 **파르브렝겐**으로 향하며 즐거운 명절 분위기를 만끽합니다.
* 🌟 내레이터는 이 진정한 경험을 시청자들과 공유하게 되어 기쁘다며 **유대 문화의 풍요로움을 탐구하는 더 많은 콘텐츠**를 약속합니다.

프랭키는 하시디즘 축제에서 잊지 못할 밤을 보내며 유대인의 문화와 화합에 흠뻑 빠져듭니다.

once you go in, there's no, there's no, uh, there's no going out. It's not going out. Oh gosh, oh my gosh, guys, first time scoop inside. Have you ever been inside a casino? No. Are there any rules I should know? Yes. This is, this is, this has never been done before, I don't think. Am I the first? Okay, I'll say that. I'll say that question for later, bruh. Wow, this is definitely a thumbnail, soaking it in, baby, soaking in a few months back, and it's called speaking Yiddish, yeah, in Crown Heights. Oh my gosh, guys, we're going into the boxes. Can I dance with you, man? Foreign guys, we are getting inside. Look, I don't think this is, I don't think there's any other content like this on YouTube right now. Oh no, you're breaking up. So, so the idea of Judaism is not to get to heaven, but to bring Heaven down to earth. That's really bad. We're all the same, Jews, non-Jews, we're all on the same team in

the sense that we're trying to bring Heaven down to earth. Foreign. What's going on? Something weird just happened. All right, so right now it is approximately literally 10:10. All right, way past this old man's bedtime. And I just got back from the gym. This thing to get into Focus real quick bit. There you go. I just got back from the gym. And um, and I'm just going, and I'm in bed. I'm on my laptop. And I received this email that said it was from somebody. It's my son. And I receive this weird email. And the title just says hanging with the hasidics. Hi Frank. I got your number from my brother-in-law. I take you around Heights tonight. Crazy Action here. Let's make viral video. Meet me at 701, which happens to be the Shabbat headquarters. Now if you guys are like okay what is the Chicago haircuters. Well the Chabad headquarters is basically where I shot the first Jewish video. Hey yo uh do you have any uh

well anyway, he's basically saying, Yo, pop out tonight. Something's gonna happen. It's crazy. Now mind you, I'm usually asleep by this time. I'm usually by like nine. And I don't know, this seems like such a good opportunity. I couldn't get past up. So he sent me his number in the email, so I just texted him. Let me show you guys. My phone's jacked up, so I broke my phone. But he's basically like, I don't know if you guys can see that. Like for me to read the messages, I have to like do this weird thing where I'm like, you know, I gotta, you guys know, man. I don't know if you guys know that struggle. But hey, this is Springer. He said, You bet. I was like, Is this Yoni? His name is Yoni. Is this Yoni? He's like, Yeah. He's like, I was like, you said something is going down tonight. Like what? He's like, Crazy dancing in the streets. Hasidic parties. Trust me, great viral content, guys. I'm just like, Should I go to this?

I'm just like, I really don't feel like going, but I'm like, you guys deserve it, man. Jewish content. I haven't made any Jewish content in such a long time. I'm just like, he says it's a cot tonight. It's the Festival of the Tabernacle. So I guess you're gonna Shabbat headquarters, guys. Let's go. A few moments later. I got, I gotta go. I gotta get this content, man. They want to see this. I gotta go. [Music] Text came in, told me meet him at 770. All right, guys, I'm out. See you guys. Oh, definitely my keys. I'll get you when I get back. What's going on, guys? It's your boy Frankie Line. We're back with another video. Guys, look familiar to you. There's a big event going on tonight, and I'm not too sure what it's about. I have a kind of a gist, but I have a friend here named Yoni who's gonna help us out. Introducing Yoni, Rabbi Yoni Katz. Welcome.

I apologize. I'm sorry. Yeah, I want to welcome you to the headquarters of the Khabac Lavage movement, 770 Eastern Parkway. Follow me. Hold on to your hands. I even lost my hands. Let's go. All right, guys, so right now we're gonna follow Rabbi Yoni. I'm sorry, Rabbi. I didn't know he did. He's so humble. He didn't tell me he was a rabbi. He just... Oh. All right. All right. Let's go. First time going in. Once you go in, there's no... There's no going out. It's not going out. Oh, gosh. Yeah. Oh, my gosh, guys. First time. Have you ever been inside a Hasidic synagogue before? No. Are there any rules I should know? Um, there are no rules. Just enjoy yourself. Know that you're welcome here, and people are happy to see you. I bring groups here from all around the world, and everyone is thrilled that you're here. This is the house of worship, and it's a house of unity, so come on in. Oh.

my gosh. I always wanted to do this, guys. I want you to meet my friends before. Okay, hey, these are my friends from Israel, from Bad Iron. Okay, they came from Israel mail for the month of teacher, which is the month of holidays. The Jewish New Year, Yom Kippur, is celebrated here in New York. And you think to yourself, why would they come from Israel to celebrate in New York? Why should I answer for them? You want to take it away? Why'd you come from Israel to New York? Did you hear what he said? He came to the river because this is where the Lamovich, the leader of who wins right and Holiness, never leaves its place. This is still the place that brings people home all around the world to celebrate the festivities of this important time of year. That's awesome, amazing. When they came to my house for a meal, right? Very good. All right, guys, let's go. Let's go inside the synagogue. Let's go. Okay, I see like they're like, who is this guy? Okay, I'm doing the evening prayers. Okay.

they're walking back and forth like that. Yes, I'm familiar with that growing up in Brooklyn. Yeah, because your soul is like a flame. A flame flickers when it's alive. Wow, guys, this is this is this has never been done before. I don't think. Is it? Am I the first one? Okay, I'll say that. I'll say that question for later. Yeah, this is amazing. I looked. It's 12 o'clock at night, and this place is hustling and bustling. Wow, this is definitely a thumbnail. Could you get me like, oh yeah, just standing right here, like it's looking up and like soaking it in, baby, soaking in. And we're gonna, oh, this is crazy. And we're gonna go now to the holiest part of the synagogue, okay, the ark where they keep the holy Torah Scrolls. Guys, I, this is experience. I'm so like, I'm so amazed by this right now. Stuff 12 o'clock. So that's, that's what goes on in here. So could you explain to the viewers because I got to be honest with you a

lot of my viewers, ever since showing that first Jewish video, they want to know what you know more about the Jewish culture and understand it more. Okay, okay, came to the right place. All right, so basically, Judaism, although it's obviously practiced by Jews, but the thought process and the ideas are universal. So from this very location, this is sort of a headquarters. From here, 4,000 rabbis and their families actually left cornice to go establish synagogues and houses of worship around the world. So the idea of Judaism is not to get to heaven but to bring heaven down to earth. We're all the same, Jews, non-Jews. We're all on the same team in the sense that we're trying to bring heaven down to a world of peace and unity, goodness, and kindness. So that's why you're welcome. Anyone can just stroll in here and feel welcome, learn about Judaism, learn about the purpose of life, learn about what it means to connect as human beings. So awesome. The Torah's girls, those are the five rules of Moses from the beginning.

In the beginning, God created heaven and earth, and they're kept in a very sacred place. Okay, so this is where the Torah is. Am I pronouncing it right? The Torah? Yeah, because there are many people from this channel, their offensive languages. No, that's what this channel is about. And the video that I did the first time was me speaking Yiddish, I think, a little videos, you know. And I want to make sure I'm making the pronunciations right. So, it's called the Torah, right? Okay, the actual Hebrew etymology of the word Torah is Haram, which means instruction. So, the Torah is an instruction, a blueprint for the world, how to achieve unity, how to achieve oneness, and sensitivity and kindness on this Earth. So, it's a book of instructions. So, it's called the Torah, which is the five books of Moses. It starts with In the beginning, God created the Heaven and Earth, and it all ends with the Jewish people entering the land of Israel. So, that's the final book five.

books okay thanks wow these are holy books. These are. This is the sidor. This is the prayer book which has the Hebrew alphabet right at the beginning. It's called the alef-bet, sort of like the ABCs. Wow. This constructs the Torah and all the books that we learn from. So this is a prayer book, a sidor, and this is which speaks about, as we said before, the creation of the world, the story of Adam and Eve right at the beginning of the Garden of Eden. Okay, and if we read from this every Sabbath, every Sabbath. Wow. All right, following your lead, rabbi. The Talmud, which is sort of the staple of what boys learn in the Yeshiva. Um, somebody would have thought how you basically come to the conclusions in Jewish law is Jewish law. You live your life, okay, and they could uh. Here's the notebook. We have another uh. This is a Torah, right? The Torahs are kept in here, so sacred, sacred, has to be kept safe. Yeah, exactly right. And I, I do, I

don't know much, but I do know that you can't touch it because if you touch it, you have... it's like... it's like you... it's like unclean or something, and then it messes it up, right? They have a cover on it, so they keep it covered in order that because it's parchment, it's made out of heat that's written on the parchment, right? Hebrew letters, so it's very sensitive and it's very holy, and you can use a computer or a machine that's still written by hand with it. What? After all these years, that's insane. The whole Torah, like the whole... all the Torah portions. You know, I gotta admit, I have to... I've seen Peterson Vlogs, and I found it really interesting that you guys... like, it takes like a whole year to write the Torah. You guys do it by hand, and I heard that if one sec... like, even one letter is miswritten, you guys have to rewrite that whole segment. Exactly right. Wow, and it's... it's because of what's written in there is so

personal. It's God expressing his deepest vulnerability, his deepest wishes. You know all the Commandments, all the ways of living, so there's nothing more personal than a handwritten letter, not a text and not a WhatsApp. So, right, you still write it by hand with ink, with a quill, and it usually takes a year, and it's written by a scribe who lives in Israel, and that's another video we can make. And Peter Centennial, we're actually going to the house that he visited when he came with YouTube. Seriously, we're going to meet now on the way on this amazing Festival. We're going to meet YouTube's most popular rabbi, probably Modest Freeman. Oh man, is here. Yes, he is. Yeah, I'm a big fan in Albany Fun Park for bringing Modest. Is there? Are you guys? You guys know Swami Zions? Yeah, sure. Good friend. Yeah, good friend. Yeah, shout out to Shalomy. He's a good guy. He's a fellow YouTuber. Okay, here we go. We're taking you behind the scenes.

YouTube video: how do I find it uh Frankie light winky light yeah Frankie likes a black guy speaks easier way to find it yeah [Music] believe it or not when the movement came here in 1940 it fit into this tiny little room they can barely get enough of a forum of men to pray you need 10 men according to Jewish law to hold services because they escaped Nazi Germany left Russia guys we are getting inside look I don't think this is I don't think there's any other content like this on YouTube right now oh no you're breaking down we're breaking ice right now oh I know this is this is a musler right okay I was close okay it has the most famous prayer in Judaism inside it says the Lord Is Our God God is one universal and the whole idea of Juanes is that there should no be no divisiveness no separation between human beings between religions the point of everything is to serve God and fulfill the purpose for Why God

created the world in the first place, which is dependent on every single human being and every single Jewish person, Hasidic or not Hasidic. We're all in this together, wow, right? That's awesome. [Music] I have French, French, okay, everything. Maybe so. This was the Rebel's office, the rabbi's office that we were just discussing about. Yeah, so he, for decades, he would sit here and meet with politicians, people from all the different backgrounds, and try to inspire them and teach them how they could help change the world. And in the 1980s, the rebel used to stand right there, and you think about dollars without a little private moment and the represent when two people meet. It should benefit a third, so you got a dollar, of course. You kept the actual dollar for sentimental reasons, and you gave another dollar in exchange to any poor person that you would see on the street to give them some food and had your little private moment with the rebel. You could ask for a blessing, and everyone and anyone, police commissioners.

all the mayors of New York City in recent decades used to come here, and this is all where it happened. All right, guys, so we just got out of the synagogue, and we're right now walking through Crown Heights. All right, I don't even know where we're going. Where are we going, Rabbi? I can't tell you. It's a secret, huh? It's fine. So, Sukkot is the festival which we're celebrating now on the Jewish year, on the Jewish calendar. Sukkot literally means huts, and if you look around, you'll see all these mini huts, temporary huts, which people sit in, and they eat all their meals in, and they spend as much time as they can over this week holiday. The reason is because when God took the Jewish people out of Egypt, He supported them in clouds of glory. Wow. So, to represent the clouds of glory and how God escorted us out in this most unbelievable way, we sit in these makeshift huts. So, the ceilings have to be made from something that

grows from the ground like you know bamboo or tree branches and all that, and it represents. I'm coming. Hi, Yoni. Good to see you guys. Seeing you. So, uh, that's why you'll see these huts. And then during the prayers, we shake um what's called a Lula, which is a palm branch together with the Citron fruit and some other sort of plants in order to represent unity. And we shake him and we bring them towards our heart, which we can get footage of tomorrow if you're interested in. Oh yeah, this is uh, I guess it's a new project now. This is my new project, guys. So you guys want a series, let me know, hit the like, subscribe button if you're new to the channel. Um, in the comment section below, let us know if you want to see more of this kind of like a pizza, Peter, centinelo kind of vibe, you know, like they love this content, man. Like they really do, like his comments say hi, guys. Foreign. So on this holiday, um, in the times of the temple, right

there was tremendous joy um surrounded by this holiday, and it actually says in the Tomlin, which is the books we saw before, and someone who hasn't seen the joy of this holiday never saw joy in their life. So now we're actually going to the heart of Crown Heights, Crown and Kingston, and you're gonna see juggling and music and dancing and togetherness representing the joy of the holiday, representing how much, as hard as it is sometimes to serve God right and to fulfill everything that he likes and everything that he needs. And this gives us inspiration for the rest of the year to go with, do what's needed of us to create the type of world that God intended for in the first place. A little later, we're gonna go down that way, blow your mind what you're going to see. Look at this, you're gonna have pizza, makes your Pizza Station. Oh wow, that's awesome. So you guys pretty much like get everything, so every vendor out here is for this event. Yeah, close all

these streets look all the streets are closed from here right now. Wow, talk about some serious pull. We got all the Brooklyn shut down, all the Crown Heights. Look at that. Are you drawings of people coming, and they're coming from all different neighborhoods, from all around, celebrate on this holiday. You can hear the music already, right? Yeah, I can, and it's really exciting. You know what kind of is this? How does this differ from Purim? Oh, so, so perm is a one-day holiday, and it's not as much as dancing in the streets like this is more of like a week-long over-the-top celebrating in the streets. Perm's just one day, which is also very joyous, but it represents perm. We celebrate for an event that happened when the Jews were in Persia, and they were almost annihilated. All right, this is more the holiday of Sukkot, the festival Tabernacles. So, it's a different celebration, but they're both very joyous. And also, you have to understand, it's very joyous because we

came from the holy day of Yom Kippur, the day of atonement. Yes, that just passed. So, and my Jewish fans were asking me, Am I going to do a content on Yom Kippur? Sorry, guys, I didn't get to do that, but hey, we're here, you got it. So, everyone just had this amazing day that we wiped this slate clean on Yom Kippur. It's a new beginning, and uh, the relationship is starting a new studio. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] spread your life popcorn. Hey, what's up, guys? Wow, man, these guys have a lot of energy. Yeah, they're happy, they're happy. Are you guys happy? Yeah. Oh my God, what is that? What is that? What's going on? It's a big party on trucks. Whoa, it is total, it is tunnel-like. Oh my gosh, guys, we're going into the washroom. Can I dance with you, man? Oh my God, this is amazing.

The Hot Spot everyone comes from all over from Oliver Park Williamsburg Muncie Manhattan they come just to be here regardless we're just getting started it's so early shut up [Music] enough all right all right guys that's crazy [Music] [Music] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] guys this is crazy this is never before seen footage like and hit the Subscribe button if you haven't done already make sure you leave a comment guys who else is doing this authentic as a catch baby you're hanging you're hanging with us headaches hanging with our cities man let's go [Music] so now Frankie because you're hanging with me we're going to a little off the beaten path we're going to an exclusive by bringing Barbarian is the Yiddish word for Gathering and this Gathering is being held by YouTube's most popular Rabbi he also has a couple hundred thousand subscribers his name is streaming he's gonna be thrilled to see you he doesn't know about it but he actually

happens to be my wife's uncle. Really, this is my in-law's house, and these guys are desperate to be famous. He said his Destiny famous. Yeah, he's a funny man. This is my son Yanko. Hey, what's up, man? What's up, man? Say hello to YouTube. Adorable man. Thank you. Thank God. Yeah, we have eight kids. Really? Okay. I saw your video. You saw my video. Thanks, sir. Oh, man. Yo, isn't that something, guys? Guys, this is amazing, man. Guys, don't be scared, man. Look, friendly, really friendly. Did you think you had fans here? Honestly, man, I didn't really expect as much as the turnout to be as what it did. I was really happy with it. Amazing. Yeah, so we actually, guys, now we're walking down, like you said, off the beaten path. It's kind of quiet now, and it's really a peaceful night right now in Brooklyn. And we're heading over to this Gathering. What's the word in Yiddish? Bar bringing. Far bringing. Barbarian is we're bringing.

which means to bring together fire bringing oh for our bringing we far bringing tonight guys we're bringing this we're banging we'll go until six in the morning. That dancing, that music goes to six in the morning, and it still only gets going until uh like a three or four. So really, we're still a little early. We're about to go into uh one of the Crown Heights alleys now for a considered Gathering. Okay, feel free to film. All right, all right guys, never before-seen footage right now. We're going into the far bringing. All right [Music]. Okay, says he makes a lot of cool videos, very wise guy, Rabbi Madness Friedman. Check him out, shout out to Rabbi Madness Friedman. Check out his YouTube channel. I'm gonna drop it in the description box below. Hopefully, we can get some more content with him, but they look like they're having like, you know, very personal discussion right now. We're outside the door. Okay, here we are. So Frankie, have you ever been inside a Hasidic home? No, I have mine. Okay, well

that's gonna change right here. Okay, let's do it. You're about to enter into a Hasidic home here in Crown Heights. Not just any of the city hall, isn't this? Yeah, it's the house that my wife grew up in. Wow, this is incredible. What an honor. Thank God most of my kids are sleeping. Okay, so as I said, we have eight, eight, four, four. Thank God for four, four girls and four boys. Wow, but even spread plan Planned Parenthood, right? That's what that's what right by Amanda Freeman is, right? That's what he does. Yeah, he actually has 14 kids himself. Wow, yeah, thank God. Let's see where someone's gonna enter. All right, guys, if you guys haven't done it already, make sure you guys hit the like, the Subscribe button right now. We're about to enter the home of Rabbi. Is this your home or it's my house that my

Black man sneaks into Jewish Synagogue!

Frankie Light

내레이터는 카지노에 처음 방문한 경험을 공유하고 자신들이 제작하는 독특한 콘텐츠에 대한 흥분을 표현합니다.

늦은 밤 아들에게서 예상치 못한 이메일을 받았는데, 크라운 하이츠에서 열리는 하시딕 파티에 참여하여 바이럴 동영상 콘텐츠를 만들라는 초대장이었습니다.

보통 그 시간에는 잠을 자야 하지만 내레이터는 이 기회에 흥미를 느끼고 약속된 미친 춤과 축제가 궁금해 참석하기로 결심합니다.

하박 라바주 본부에서의 하룻밤

내레이터는 유대인 행사에 참석하는 것이 망설여지지만 콘텐츠 제작에 대한 동기를 부여받습니다.

이들은 하박 라바지 본부에서 랍비 요니 카츠를 만나고 하시디즘 회당에 들어가 환영을 받습니다.

이스라엘에서 온 내레이터의 친구들은 유대인의 새해를 축하하기 위해 뉴욕에 온 이유를 이야기하며, 유대교 회당이 축제를 위해 사람들을 하나로 모으는 데 얼마나 중요한 역할을 하는지 강조합니다.

화자는 자정에 북적이는 회당에 놀라워하며 유대인 문화에서 회당이 갖는 중요성을 강조합니다.

이 장소는 4,000명의 랍비와 그 가족들이 유대교의 메시지를 전 세계에 전파하는 본부로 사용되었습니다.

신성한 장소에 보관된 토라는 지구상에서 화합과 친절, 평화를 이루기 위한 청사진으로 묘사됩니다.

유대교 신성한 텍스트의 중요성

시도르, 즉 기도문은 히브리어 알파벳으로 시작하며 토라 학습의 중심이 되는 책입니다.

토라는 신성한 장소에 보관되며, 만지는 것에 대한 엄격한 규칙이 있으며, 이스라엘의 서기관이 직접 필사하여 완성하는 데 1년이 걸립니다.

토라에 담긴 개인적인 내용이 독특하며, 이 영상에서는 다가오는 축제에서 인기 랍비인 모더스트 프리먼과의 만남도 언급하고 있습니다.

크라운 하이츠에서 유대인 커뮤니티의 영향력 내부

1940년에 시작된 이 운동은 나치 독일과 러시아에서 탈출하여 기도할 사람들을 모으는 데 어려움을 겪었습니다.

랍비의 사무실은 랍비의 독특한 달러 교환 의식을 통해 도움이 필요한 사람들에게 혜택을 주는 등 변화를 이끄는 허브가 되었습니다.

임시 오두막을 짓는 수코트 축제는 이집트에서 탈출한 유대인들을 향한 하나님의 지원을 상징합니다.

초막절인 수코트는 룰라(야자수 가지)와 유자 열매를 흔드는 것으로 상징되는 기쁨과 단결의 축제입니다.

크라운 하이츠에서는 저글링, 음악, 춤이 어우러진 축하 행사가 열리며, 축제를 즐기기 위해 도로가 폐쇄됩니다.

수코트는 일주일 동안 진행되는 축제인 반면, 푸림은 하루 동안 진행되는 행사라는 점에서 다르며, 둘 다 유대인 역사에서 중요한 순간을 상징합니다.

속죄일 축하 행사와 특별한 모임

내레이터가 속죄일인 속죄일과 새로운 시작을 맞이하는 속죄일에 대해 이야기합니다.

브루클린에서 다양한 동네 사람들이 모이는 활기찬 축제의 장면을 공유합니다.

그런 다음 내레이터는 유튜브에서 인기 있는 랍비인 아내의 삼촌이 주최하는 특별한 모임에 참석하고, 팬들의 뜨거운 호응과 응원에 놀라움을 금치 못합니다.

크라운 하이츠에 위치한 하시딕 양식의 주택 내부

크라운 하이츠의 모임은 새벽 6시까지 음악과 춤으로 활기차게 진행됩니다.

호스트인 랍비 매드니스 프리드먼은 멋진 영상과 개인적인 토론으로 유명합니다.

연사는 호스트의 아내가 자란 집이라 특별한 의미가 있는 하시디즘 양식의 집에 들어갈 예정입니다.