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Stories that You Don’t tell at Shiva: The Time my Father Drove me to the Mikveh

My father, Gene Moshe Schramm, died on June 28, 2023 (9 Tammuz) at the age of 93. He lived [...]

Six and a half years ago, my husband suffered a massive left-sided ischemic stroke. The stroke robbed him of [...]

(Content warning: pregnancy loss) Dear baby, You’re seven centimetres, going on eight. You're active, moving around so much, spinning [...]

Pesach: a crazy time of running around cleaning every room. Did I get all the chametz? What should I [...]

I would like to share a thought that has been on my mind in recent years, which is, that [...]

The constant transition between times of separation during niddah and times of physical togetherness can be very challenging. As [...]

Even while at war, and in a time of challenge and despair, we know it is so important to [...]

We all know that intimacy is the cornerstone of a healthy and successful marriage. But how do we get [...]

The Eden Center values offering different perspectives on how we can connect spiritually with the practice of mivkeh, and [...]

The knowledge of our bodies that we gain via keeping the laws of niddah can be harnessed to guard [...]

110 days of reserve duty. I do not know exactly how many of those days he was actually not [...]

As we all know, life has drastically changed in many ways for those of us living in Israel. Since [...]

My memories of my menarche are challenging. During my teen years I suffered from horrible periods - excessive bleeding, [...]

The original version of this blog was published on The Times of Israel, and has been reprinted with permission. [...]

It’s definitely donut season in Israel, where even snacks are seasonal. The closer we get to Hanukkah, the more [...]

Kislev is known as the month of miracles. It is our time as a nation to uncover, kindle and [...]

The Eden Center is reposting this blog about mikveh after sexual abuse to acknowledge the horrific amount of sexual [...]

My Dear Bride In a few hours you're going to be walking down the aisle of your chuppah. What [...]