Mitzvot

by Rea Bochner

Dressing modestly states: I am defined by who I am inside, not by what I look like on the outside.

by Eve Levy

I walk around in this world with a constant awareness of who I am as a married Jewish woman – off limits to other intimate relationships.

by Aliza Bulow

The Da Vinci Code gets Judaism's view of the Sacred Feminine all wrong.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Surprising ways that challah connects us with Jewish history.

by Eve Levy

How to keep passion in your marriage.

by Rebbetzin Feige Twerski

Mikvah helps to transform the act of intimacy into an act of holiness and the highest expression of husband and wife.

by Dina Coopersmith

What is the common thread that unites the illustrious women of Jewish history?

by Dina Coopersmith

Modesty is as much about revealing as it is about covering up.

by Rabbi Levi Welton

Going to the mikvah is not about getting clean. It’s about getting alive.

by Gila Manolson

How the media is destroying our self image and what we can do about it.

by Mindy McLees

Mikvah for the thoroughly modern woman

by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller

How Jewish women can unleash the holiness of bread.

by Denah Weinberg

Candles are lit at romantic dinners. Shabbat is a romantic love song.

by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller

The feminist movement has failed to recognize another, more subtle form of power: internal power.

by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller

Modern Feminism created a society in which women's contributions are largely unrecognized.

by Judy Gruen

How the media is damaging the self-esteem of young girls.