By Yvette Miller
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Honoring my parents
I have written before about not judging others for doing more
or less than me. The words may have sounded good at the time, but now I
realize that I hadn't really internalized them...
By Mindy Rubenstein
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Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
What kept me there for almost half a century was the
realization that I had a long-lasting impact on children-and later
adults-that continued over a lifetime, and, in some cases, from my
theological vantage point, even beyond...
By Yehudis Fishman
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Insights into Parshat Shelach
What could possibly be so important about separating a piece of
dough that the Midrash states that it is the purpose of creation?
by Chana Slavaticki
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Who in their right mind would opt for the toddler upgrade? I
wonder aloud. To which the travel agent smugly replies: Do you have a
child under the age of two and a half? I answer affirmatively. Then
(aha!) you already have opted for the Toddler Upgrade . . .
By Chana Perman
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My uncharged cell phone flashing red at me, as if to say, "Feed
me! Feed me!" And where is the charger, anyway? Why can't I keep track
of simple things like the phone charger? Who's in charge here anyway?
by Sarah Dinah Hirsch
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The Feminine Perspective on Materiality and the Physical: Parshat Shelach
What were the calculations of ten spies that caused them to err
so profoundly? And what did the women of Israel intuitively understand
that these great "men of distinction" failed to comprehend?
By Chana Weisberg
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About three years ago, my husband was going through a very hard
time, and he was very mean to me. After a couple of very rocky years,
with me wanting a divorce many times, things seem to have stabilized. My
problem is that I just can't get past the past. I really don't think
that I have fully forgiven him for those bad times. Why is this so hard
for me?
By Beryl Tritel
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