Click here for Part 1 The Kabbalistic Basis for Four Types of Marital Harmony In this article’s first part[1] we saw that Judah’s name (יְהוּדָה)
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Rabbi Ginsburgh describes the attribute of Foundation in the phrase, 'a helpmate opposite him' as it applies to the marriage relationship.
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Q: Does Judaism consider men and women equal? A: In this world, the woman is in the role of the receiver. Though appearing to be
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One of the most painful banes of our generation is promiscuity. The world around us is a permissive world. It seems that all the barriers
The Shulchan Aruch, the most famous Code of Jewish Law written by Rabbi Yosef Caro in the 16th century is divided into four parts, with
In the imagery of the inner dimension of the Torah, the marriage covenant between a man and a woman is the unification of the sefirot