Passover with Mayim Bialik | You Know How I Know?
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Some people know her as Amy Farrah Fowler from The Big Bang Theory or as Blossom, but Mayim Bialik is also a neuroscientist, mom, and a self-proclaimed aspiring “super Jew!”
Here she is to break down what you need to know about the Jewish holiday, Passover.
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This has been my favorite video I've done with you!!!!!
I used to be part of the Catholic Church. I left after accepting myself as a gay man and I consider myself more spiritual now but I digress.
I always remember that the Saturday before Easter Sunday we would have this long vigil mass and during the vigil there was a song that they would have some of the younger kids, based on the questions that the younger kids would ask during a Seder
“What is different about this night” for example..
Hearing you mention it ... even though I no longer attend church ... really made me smile and brought back memories.
I hope you have a Happy Passover
חג שמח מים!
Mayim, I LOVE how real you are! You are absolutely an inspiration! 🥰🙏💫👭🥳 HAPPY PASSOVER xo A huge fan forever!!
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I wish it’s Passover everyday so I have an excuse not to go to work at all... 😪
I’m not Jewish but I love your videos. Very interesting and intertwining
Shalom, Chag Pesach Samech to you and yours. Thank you so much for your selfless giving. I am so very thankful for your teaching and hoping my ancestors just may be proud of my efforts.
I love your style Mayim. Everything from your energy and humor (great use of memes), to your Matzoh dress. And of course your heartfelt message is great for reflecting and preparing for our upcoming Passover. Thank you and Happy Pesach!
You made me cry at the end, because for me every single pessach is a new freedom and learning process.
Mayim, you're seriously the coolest flippin person I follow. Happy Passover!
P.s my phone autocorrects your name to Maximum which also, Is cool.
Brilliant! I will show this at my sedar dinner on Sunday.
I love it when you start with you know how I know? 😂 makes my day! 💞
This is so fabulous! Happy Passover! And I highly recommend the Saturday Night Seder benefit you'll find it on the IG. 💗
Thanks for this I honestly don't know much about Judaism and I find it interesting to learn about other religions through a fun way
Your two year old video is so joyful and spirited!
Thank you for explaining! I love how you connected the message to the present..."slave to (addicted to) or attached to people, behaviors or things.." and "We are not free unless we are all free."
Beautiful. Thanks.
This will be my second year not observing Pesach but I hope to get back to it next year, halevai.
so sorry to hear that. It is a beautiful mitzvah with lots of parts but easy to do once you get the hang of it.
@@gothicyid Thanks. It's a family emergency - no details. But I have such fond memories of the loooong evenings in the 1950s in Alabama at Orthodox friends of my parents. And then in the 1960s in California trying to get my father drunk. And at a friend's house in Virginia the past few years, a friend who is a marvelous cook as well as a gracious host. May you have a kosher and joyous chag.
Love the matzoh dress. I would definitely wear it
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Happy Passover.
Thank you Mayim, inspirational ... From the heart of g~d through your words to us!
This is a time for us to each come out of our own personal "egypt"/captivity: in hebrew the word for egypt = "mitzraim" means the "narrows" = our own personal narrow uncomfortable place:
Each year during this cosmic window we each have the opportunity to emerge to freedom, poignant in this time as part of the world emerges from lockdowns and other parts still have us locked up!
It can be scary coming out of confinement: we have to make our own decisions and take responsibility for our own actions!
But the cosmic window is open for each and every one of us to change and grow, care more, share more, love more, smile more, do more...
May we all have a great week of preparation for passover, and then go out from the narrows!
And on the 7th of passover we connect to the cosmic window of splitting the reed sea, complete with miriam (Moses' sister) leading the women in song... And the verses of the torah connecting us to the 72 names of g~d !! ...
But that's another story eh!! 🌻💞
This video was so great! Thank you!! I'm researching a Seder plate art project I'm doing with my 4th grade son's class. I loved everything about it, especially the tie in to modern day problems that I wish we could all fix in our lifetime.
Wonderful presentation. Thank you!!
Wow! Beautiful, Smart, and Fun! What a Woman you are Mayim!
Chag Sameach shel Pesach to Mayim and everyone!
What a wonderful explanation! Thank you!
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This lady is great! What a spirit!
Oh! I just dearly loved this! I laughed and I also cried real tears at the end. Great job and Happy Pesach!
How beautiful and moving, thank you!!!
Fascinating as always. Thank you!
Love this.
You aer Awesome & blessed. Thanks for blessing me with your enthusiasm & passion.
I loved this video! I was doing a Passover homework today and I really enjoyed your video. Your personality is all.
Beautiful, inspirational video! Thank you Mayim!
Really enjoyed this video.
I love your videos, and I cannot wait to see you as a host on jeopardy. You are awesome!
This was fantastic and I thank you. Beautiful. Educational, vibrant, detailed and passionately compassionate.
This was bloody brilliant, thank you mayim.
You are so fun and energetic! This was a super cool video! I love your style and dry humor! ❤
aww I missed it 🙃 it would have been so cool to have seen it in beginning of passover
Love you !
חג שמח מירושלים ♥️
I just love her. She is brilliant, charming, talented, and quite funny. But religious? I had no idea. I knew she was Jewish but what I find surprising is that she is a "practicing" Jew, adhering to traditions and celebrating religious holidays. I'm pleasantly nonplussed by this revelation due to having seen her, so often during podcasts when spiritual topics arise, shake her head in disbelief or giggle condescendingly while casting dubious eye-rolls at those who practice or grew up in a Christian environment. As a result I just assumed she found little worth in following various teachings of Faith. Wow! Was I ever wrong. Apparently she is admittedly a child of God and evidently finds that identity perfectly acceptable as long as it is in line with the teachings of her own specific faith and not some other one. Sadly, as it has been since the time Jesus walked the roads of ancient Israel to this very day, he is still mocked and scorned, as are his followers and his teachings. Conversely, those of us who are Christian are equally guilty of intolerance toward others at times. No doubt there's enough blame to go around and Christians need to own their portion of it too. I, as a professed Christian and an openly gay man, whole-heartedly believe God is Love and that love should bring us all together, but still so often there is a divide. To Ms. Bialik, I say enjoy Passover. I mean that sincerely. You are of God's chosen people and you have a profoundly rich and beautiful history and culture. For myself this will be a time of observing Resurrection day. However, amidst these various memorials and festivities I quietly cry foul for any proud exalting of a specific Abrahamic heritage, if while doing so there is the simultaneous casting of casual judgement upon another Abrahamic belief. I find that unacceptable. You are the epitome of awesome and I know you are so much better than that. As I said earlier, I just love you. Keep up the great work, Miyam. Your videos are entertaining and informative. May your cup of blessings overflow. Peace to you and everyone!
Happy Passover!! Such a powerful, relevant, message! I loved this video, thank you!! 💝🙌
Love this Video. Thank you.
Mayim - Thank you very much for sharing your culture and religion with me/us. What is the best way for Gentiles to acknowledge Jewish holidays, especially ones that aren't joyful occasions? Could you please add that information into your videos? Thanks again!
say have a happy and kosher pesach. Thats what we wish each other, and on fast days like yom kippur we wish an easy and meaningful fast.
@@gothicyid Thank you so much. That's very helpful.
Why do it? They are Jewish holidays. Do you acknowledge Eid or Diwali? Christmas? Why hijack another religion's holiday?
@@elimb6071 I don’t know about the original poster but yes I absolutely acknowledge Eid with my friends that celebrate. I must admit I never considered wishing someone a happy, joyful, or blessed day was hijacking their religion! 🤔
Great video
I'm not even jewish and I love these vids.
Aloha, thank you for sharing! Take care! Aloha nou!
Happy Passover to you! Love your Jewish lessons!👏🏻🙌🏻👍
🙏none of us are free until we ALL are free 🕊
i resonated so much with this message. thank you. and happy passover! i had been thinking about freedom for some time and came to the same conclusion, none of us are free because not everyone is free. we know because the spirit knows.
Good video have a good and happy Passover oh I just saw you on Free too.
Fun and interesting
A Zissen Pesach to you Mayim! I love this so much! Keep 'em coming!
Aaaaaaaaand now, I need a matzo dress!!
Actually, Elijah already came before the Messiah (Jesus); he was John the Baptist of whom the Lord said " this is he of whom I spake 'I will send my messenger before my face' and that he came in the spirit and power of Elijah. (KJV)
Praise God.
Halleluyah
Fabulous !!! How about an online/ zoom Seder meal !
Yes! Please!
Thanks that was great.
You’re awesome 🤓💖
I want to convert from Christianity to Judaism, a really informative video. Thanks Mayim! Watching from London UK. ✡️🕎🇬🇧
You got me at matzah-dress. 😍🍷🍷🍷🍷
Mayim I love your videos
1:38 Mayim :"think of it as an old school Greek meal"
Yehuda Hamacabi : triggered
Great
that was beautiful
Brilliant..genius in fact!
Pesah Sameah !!
Next year in Jerusalem!
pesach samech to you and yours, we usewaly to the quick version of the seder, about 40 minutes and go straight to the food. but we watch the next day; ether "prince of egypt" , "exodus kings and gods" or the classic "exodus" oy what a beautiful holiday..
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it's all in the order of things. How beautiful, now enslavemente but the God will free us again.
It's still the seventh day of Matzot here were I live, so Hag sameach, from a believer in Jesus ❤
The truth, The way and the Light is He.
my message could be really misinterpreted in here in such a short space but I am taking a risk for telling you the truth, I saw "the passion" movie yesterday with my mom and I was just so thankful to God that He sent his Son to suffer and bleed for what we have done to this world, all the evil to other people and hatred towards God, our sin.
So I just really wanted to share it, the sacrifice of Jesus... instead of Yitsaac, instead of the firstborn of the people in Egypt, intead of the people of Israel and instead of the world, intead of those who believe in the Lamb that God provided to set us free... again happy passover.
Oh Blossom
An appreciable joy that changes from the austere and hypocritical religious.
So cool..
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Love this! Chag sameach
We just learned we were Jewish a few years ago. I definitely want to explore Judaism, besides being raised a Christian.
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Shalom Pesach!
Is the dress edible?
The meat of the video starts at 4:21.
Your lamb shall be without blemish, a male of the first year: ye shall take it out from the sheep, or from the goats: And ye shall keep it up until the fourteenth day of the same month: and the whole assembly of the congregation of Israel shall kill it in the evening.....And they shall eat the flesh in that night, roast with fire, and unleavened bread; and with bitter herbs they shall eat it. Eat not of it raw, nor sodden at all with water, but roast with fire; his head with his legs, and with the purtenance thereof. And ye shall let nothing of it remain until the morning; and that which remaineth of it until the morning ye shall burn with fire. And thus shall ye eat it; with your loins girded, your shoes on your feet, and your staff in your hand; and ye shall eat it in haste: it is the LORD'S passover. (Exodus Ch 12)
If you are not doing it like this then you are not doing it according to the law but rather according to the traditions of men.
I am pretty sure the egg is a leftover pagan tradition
Which is why the egg found such a prominent place in Christianity, too. So many items now considered Christian symbols got their start in paganism: Christmas trees, for one.
@@ellynmacgregor8210 I fully agree. Jesus was certainly not born in winter (the shepherds would not have been out at night in winter). Certainly pagan - eggs fertility cults
Christmas Trees - celtic pagan (wish trees) but can be traced back even earlier - perhaps even to Babylonian times
lovely except theres only 14 parts not 15. Also Judaism is not centrally against slavery it is against oppression and tells you to treat a slave with more dignity than you treat yourself.
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Passover 🎉😂🎉😂
You don't even know the basics of when Passover really is
You basically make a mockery of obeying the creator
Join the Greater Exodus and come out of Babylon/sin by the blood of the Lamb of YHUH!
You had me up until the systemic racism thing. I strongly disagree with that.
Why? Do you not believe it exists?
You say it as ,you sound like ,yes it is traditional , it is stupid , doing for fun 😑😑, ,, with all respect , not the right way to tell 💐💐 because it is teach of real god
first?
Why you have bring politics in this systematic BS come on now don't bring your looney politics in this
Funny, it's been my observation that the people who deny the existence of systemic racism tend to be pretty racist themselves...
Did you know that the Old Testament of the Christian Bible is the same as the Torah? And, Jesus was Jewish.
YHUShA was from the tribe of Judah. Being 'Jew-ish' means you're a convert with no bloodline to Judah, or you might just be from Judea, that's all.
@@MyChihuahua
The Bible says that Jesus decended from the house of David.
Book of
Matthew,
Chapter 1, verse 17
"There were thus fourteen generations in all from Abraham to David, fourteen from David until the deportation to Babylon, and fourteen from the deportation until the Messiah" (the one they call Jesus)
@@Happy-uy5wc I didn't disagree with this.
Love these crazy traditions. Not that that slavery thing ever happened but who cares I don't belive in Jesus and love Easter and Christmas
Read the Bible, it's a History book.
tikkun olam 🇮🇱
The memes are so annoying bro
Sorry it isnt rules its a celebration for freedom sorry its a little bit naive of you SMH
Why do you look so much thinner on your you tube channels then you do on Call Me Kat?
Mayim just came out as suffering with an eating disorder. Do you think your question is really polite or even socially acceptable to ask? Would you seriously ask her this if you met her in person?