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The Eden Center’s blog brings women’s voices to the fore discussing mikveh, women’s health, intimacy and more.
We love to raise awareness and present various voices on topics related to The Eden Center mission. Below are an array of blogs on mikveh, sexuality, marriage, women’s health, body image, parenting, and Taharat Hamishpacha.
This blog invites readers to submit their experience with mikveh and the laws of niddah in order to raise awareness to the range of feelings and experiences in the community. The Eden Center does not endorse positions stated in blogs, but allows authors’ voices to be heard on this platform. For blogs dealing with halakhic topics, we encourage each person to consult their own halakhic authority for clarification.
We value your feedback and submissions.
Iron Swords: The Emotional Roller Coaster
110 days of reserve duty. I do not know exactly how many of those days he was actually not [...]
Finding Space for Personal Grief in Times of National Grief
As we all know, life has drastically changed in many ways for those of us living in Israel. Since [...]
Empowering Women through Cycle Knowledge
My memories of my menarche are challenging. During my teen years I suffered from horrible periods - excessive bleeding, [...]
Mikveh in Miluim
The original version of this blog was published on The Times of Israel, and has been reprinted with permission. [...]
Light one Light
It’s definitely donut season in Israel, where even snacks are seasonal. The closer we get to Hanukkah, the more [...]
Chanukah –A Time for Miracles
Kislev is known as the month of miracles. It is our time as a nation to uncover, kindle and [...]
Female Survivors of Sexual Assault and Their Encounter with Immersion in the Mikveh
The Eden Center is reposting this blog about mikveh after sexual abuse to acknowledge the horrific amount of sexual [...]
Dear Bride 2
My Dear Bride In a few hours you're going to be walking down the aisle of your chuppah. What [...]
Seeing Things Differently
“Spotting, third time in a row.” “Oh, how awful for you.” “Ugh, guess where I have to go the [...]
What I Do Differently from my own Kallah Teacher
I have been married for almost four years, and before getting married, it was very important for me to [...]
Learning in a Non-Gendered Way
Growing up in the religious world, we learn many dos and don'ts. Shabbat, kashrut, and tzniut: – these are some [...]
From the British Mother of a Hatan Who Was Married in Israel Last Week
To our dear friends in our wonderful community, I write to you from Eretz Yisrael to thank you for [...]