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Marriages need separations. Sometimes a couple will get into arguments and be angry at each other just for the sake of creating a distance so that husband and wife can feel like they’re coming together . . . But there’s a better way.

The year is the same, the days are the same, but the months are different. It is a time quite individual—created by G‑d especially for me . . .

She wanted to convert, but when the rabbi informed her of the requirements and also mentioned immersion in a mikvah, she balked. She was ready to do everything except for the mikvah ritual, which she found difficult to comprehend . . .

Unresolved repetitive conflict ultimately prevents people from reaching their relationship potential.

Is it OK to enjoy a good shopping spree and to delight in yet another Amazon box at your doorstep?

See how a nuance in a simple one-line Rashi can be examined, unpacked, and understood in an entirely new light.

It can be said that the creation of tumah resembles the production of a magnetic field.