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Monthly Archives: January 2012
How I Find My Center
Written by Amy Chartock, National Programs Director Just when life can feel like it is spinning out of control, something magical happens and I feel centered once again. Do tell, … Continue reading
Posted in Mikveh Guides, Mikveh Training
Tagged Jewish adult education, Mikveh, Mikveh Guides
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The Gift of the Guide
Written by Robin Nafshi, Rabbi of Temple Beth Jacob This past June, I was diagnosed with uterine cancer. While I was only 50 at the time of my diagnosis, it really wasn’t a shock. My father – and his sister – … Continue reading
Posted in Healing, Immersion
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Mikveh and the State: Who Decides Who’s In and Who’s Out?
Written by Aliza Kline, Executive Director Mikveh is in the news here in Israel. Not regarding the battle of allowing Reform and Conservative clergy to bring conversion candidates to the mikveh – though that’s still ongoing in the courts. This … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Education, Immersion
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When the Mikveh Feels Overwhelming
Written by Dr. Bat Sheva Marcus, Clinical Director at the Medical Center for Female Sexuality Often, we hear women talking about the positive impact of using the mikveh. They may talk about … Continue reading
Posted in Healing, Marriage, Niddah
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Maybe God
by Lisa Berman, Education Center Director Picture this: a sixth grader, participating in an education program at Mayyim Hayyim, responds to the question “who do you think might accompany someone when they are at or in the mikveh?” He answers: … Continue reading
When Mikveh Isn’t Enough
by Anonymous This is uncomfortable to admit, but I feel a tremendous relief when my period starts. It’s not because I’m worried about an unplanned, or, honestly, unwanted pregnancy. It’s because I know sex is off the horizon until I … Continue reading
Nurturing The Spirit
by Nina Stewart, Administrative Assistant … Continue reading
Posted in Inclusiveness
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The Words on Our Gates
By Stepheny Riemer, Member of Mayyim Hayyim’s Art Committee The words “Come in Peace” and “Go in Peace,” in English and Hebrew, now appear on the archway to Mayyim Hayyim, completing the entryway to a special haven. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art Gallery, Special Events
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A Thank-You To, and From, the Community
by Carrie Bornstein, Acting Executive Director Thank you. Thank you to all 1,254 of you who made a contribution, in any amount, to Mayyim Hayyim in 2011. Whether you gave early in the year, right up until the end, or … Continue reading
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