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Real Chilazon Revealed! - Mikozi93 - 08-12-2025
Hey everyone. Please be sure to check out my amazing book on the chilazon.
The secret of the sea creature the ancient Hebrews have used to get a blue dye for clothing fringes has been lost for over 2000 years. Michael Edery, a biblical researcher, has made hard research for the past 8 years to find it. And after much hard research, he has found it! Now finally after 2000 years, the secret is once again back! It was bonellia viridis! He has also discovered it is the key to living a long life.
Link to Book
RE: Real Chilazon Revealed! - RabbiO - 08-13-2025
If I assume that you are, in fact, the author of the book you are touting, would I be correct?
How about sharing some information about yourself - things like your background, education, other works by you.
RE: Real Chilazon Revealed! - Mikozi93 - 08-14-2025
(08-13-2025, 11:11 AM)RabbiO Wrote: If I assume that you are, in fact, the author of the book you are touting, would I be correct?
How about sharing some information about yourself - things like your background, education, other works by you.
Yes of course I am the author. I’d be glad to give you more background about me.
My name is Mike Edery. I am originally from Holyoke Massachusetts. I attended Hebrew High School of New England. I originally majored in Compiter Security but decided after some years to go in a different direction with my studies and did Biblical Research instead.
My work has been published on a big torah website parshasheets under Rabbi Aaron Muller. Are you familiar with it? He has spoken very highly about my work and was very impressed.
I am currently working hard in trying to find the correct person who would help me in getting my tekheket rabbinically approved or kosher certified for all Jews to wear on tzitsit. Would you be able to help me with this? Thank you.