Commandment 62, Remixed:
do not let your mom or dad read your blog
do not let your mom or dad read your blog
There are 613 mitzvot (commandments from God) that all Jews are supposed to follow. Some of them are easy to understand and apply to modern day life, while others seem antiquated and irrelevant. We invite you to ponder the 613 rules and to submit your own (re)interpretation of what they mean to us today. More about this project
Recent (Re)velations
Be wary of law suits.
a remix of Mitzvah 31 by Jason StinnettDo not carry tales -- Gossip magazines are not your friend.
a remix of Mitzvah 29 by ElaineGo ahead--text during meetings. Really.
a remix of Mitzvah 202 by AnonymousNo go on the dirty bird.
a remix of Mitzvah 148 by Adam DavisMounting a horse is an act that should get you to a geographic destination, not an physical sensation.
a remix of Mitzvah 104 by Adam DavisDJ, drop that beat on 'da shmitta.
a remix of Mitzvah 216 by Adam DavisChoke on this!
a remix of Mitzvah 286 by Adam DavisGandolf is fiction.
a remix of Mitzvah 338 by Adam DavisNice threads, Mr. Cohen. Is that velvet?
a remix of Mitzvah 372 by Adam DavisThe goal of a fighting man is not die for his country but to make his enemy die for his.
a remix of Mitzvah 598 by Adam Davis
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picking one of the 613 mitzvot to remixAbout (RE)velation:
We are collecting text and audio "remixes" of the 613 mitzvot for an art piece which will debut at DAWN, a special event at grand opening of the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco.
Your submission will be a part of the installation of this piece, where the mitzvot will be displayed along side their remixes to create an interactive environment of contemplation, interpretation, and understanding.