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Kylie Ora Lobell is Jewess in chief at JewessMag.com as well as a freelance writer for Aish, Chabad, The Jewish Journal of Los Angeles, and The Forward.
by Kylie Ora Lobell
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In today's lonely world, Shabbat keeps us connected.
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My five-year struggle to give up technology and learn to connect to my soul.
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