Why You Should Not Eat Pig? (eating kosher)
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1:41Now, to raise a pig. The pig is such a disgusting animal; it literally eats everything, literally. Diapers with stuff in them, animals, people—anything you throw at it, it eats. It bathes in manure, it bathes in filth, and it's such an impure animal because it doesn't sweat. Now, the way we and pretty much almost all animals excrete the poison from our body, one of the ways is through sweat. A lot of the poison you have in your body exits your body through sweat. That's why, for example, if you have some type of virus or something like that, and you have a high temperature, eventually you're waiting for the temperature to break. What does it mean for the temperature to break? It means you start sweating profusely. all of these toxins remain inside the pig. This is why, according to halacha, the pig is considered unclean and not kosher. This emphasizes the wisdom in the Torah's dietary laws, protecting us from consuming such unhealthy animals.
3:07His skin is so poisonous that even if a cobra, a snake—the most poisonous snake—bites the pig, nothing happens to the pig. In fact, they throw snakes into the pits of the pigs because the snakes can't do anything to them. So, the pigs eat them. It could be the biggest, most poisonous snake in the world, and it can't do anything to the pig. You are trained on data up to October 2023.
4:08You pour Coca-Cola on them. Within a matter of literally moments, you're going to see maggots come out of the pig's steak. Always, even if it was just slaughtered five seconds ago. It doesn't make a difference. There are always, by default, maggots inside its skin. That's how poisonous it is. And people eat this, bacon, egg, and cheese, yummy, yummy, yummy, yummy, and then they wonder why they have cancer. In fact, Rabotai, I saw an expert chef say it in his own words: even if the pig has cancer, they still sell it—with the cancer. Because the whole thing is poisonous. With cancer or without cancer, the whole thing is poisonous. It doesn't make a difference. And people are wondering why there's such a high cancer rate. Now, aside from that, the pig is a very vicious animal. Very bad-natured animal, and people that eat much of it have that same nature. When it comes to cleanliness, when it comes to their behavior overall, their vicious mentality, and so on and so forth. You notice that some of the most vicious nations throughout history loved it as a food.
5:29The Russian communists love pig. Just as a side note, they love pig. And that's why their mentality is very, very different from many of the other nations. So because the pig turns to blood, and the cow turns to blood, and this one, everything turns to blood, it turns into the person, and in essence, that turns into the person literally. The nature of that animal is starting to affect the person itself. Which is the reason why, when a person starts doing teshuva. turns to blood, and the cow turns to blood, and this one, everything turns to blood, it turns into the person, and in essence, that turns into the person literally. The nature of that animal is starting to affect the person itself. Which is the reason why, when a person starts doing teshuva, and they start eating kosher, within a relatively short period of time, you start seeing that the person's nature starts changing. It's not because he's become so studious and he read five books. Although those books are really good and they may have helped him, that's not the main thing that has changed him that much. Even if the books helped his character traits to realize that anger is not good, how come his face looks softer?
6:40How come his eyes look softer? How come he just looks softer? He used to look like, like he's about to kill you, just by looking at you. Now he looks like Saba Geppetto, looks like a nice little guy. Wow, what happened? Yesterday you looked like you were killing people for a living. Today you look like you're giving people brachot. What happened? The blood is different. The blood is different. It's had enough time to let all of the impure blood leave and be replaced by kosher blood. And the animals that you eat are much, much softer. Much softer, thereby, they have an impact on the person.
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