The Day After Sinai: What the Tabernacle and Nadav and Avihu Teach About Holiness
How true closeness to God is sustained through humility, respect, and sacred boundaries
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How true closeness to God is sustained through humility, respect, and sacred boundaries
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Hello, Rabbi. I got married three years ago. Unfortunately, on the day of the wedding canopy I forgot to take a pill and entered the chuppah while menstruating, without informing the rabbi. Are we mar...
Shalom, Rabbi, Can married couples who are forbidden to one another sit together on one sofa? And what if the sofa is divided into several separate cushions? Thank you
Shalom, honored rabbi, I would like to ask: What is the source from which we learn the age at which our father Abraham married and our mother Sarah married? Abraham was then 25 years old, and Sarah wa...
Yesterday I told my husband that a friend of mine is divorced and her married boss was starting to request that she come over for intimacy. I was surprised by my husband's response that a married man...
Should a married couple separate their beds on Tisha B'Av? Thank you
Hello! Is the prohibition on unmarried women immersing in a mikvah because they become "too pure" and, in their vulnerable state, may attract destructive angels or malicious accusers who might harm th...
May an unmarried woman go to immerse in the mikveh with the intention of becoming pure, and not in connection to a wedding? (Just asking). Thank you very much