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Sarah Schneider is the author of the book, Kabbalistic Writings on the Nature of Masculine and Feminine as well as Eating as Tikkun, and numerous journal articles. She is the founding director of A Still Small Voice, a correspondence school that provides weekly teachings in classical Jewish wisdom to subscribers around the world, and lives in the Old City of Jerusalem.

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Holy Eating  Insights Into Tu B'Shevat
By Sarah Schneider
Where does the Jewish obsession with food come from? Actually, there are some deep spiritual roots to the Jewish obsession with food- what, how, and when it should be consumed...
The Jewish Woman » Spirituality and the Feminine » Time in Thought » The Month of Shvat
Voice of the Bride  Man and Wife, G-d and the Jews
By Sarah Schneider
There will come a time, blessed and welcomed by all, when the feminine will have greater access to transcendent consciousness, and when that happens, she will bestow and man will receive from her...
The Jewish Woman » Spirituality and the Feminine » Celebrating Jewish Womanhood
Prayer-Visioning  Preparation for Rosh Hashanah
By Sarah Schneider
The main work for this time is to formulate our goals, visions, and resolutions for the coming year. We are given hints by G-d regarding what we should pray for, both in a positive and negative sense, by awakening in us specific yearnings and fears...
The Jewish Woman » Spirituality and the Feminine » Time in Thought » The Month of Elul
Hand in Hand  The Month of Elul
By Sarah Schneider
The collective vessel of the people of Israel is an organism unto itself that has its own life path and journey from birth to maturity...
The Jewish Woman » Spirituality and the Feminine » Time in Thought » The Month of Elul
Two Kinds of Good  Lessons for the Month of Tammuz
By Sarah Schneider
The “vessel” of one’s life is too small right now to receive and perceive this new increment of good (and G-d). It must stretch beyond itself to accommodate the new light, which is forcing its way in. The process is painful. The dilation hurts. One sees ...
The Jewish Woman » Spirituality and the Feminine » Time in Thought » The Month of Tammuz
A Time To Heal  The Month of Iyar
By Sarah Schneider
Iyar is the only month in the year where every day has a special, time-bound commandment to perform. This newborn chunk of soul is receiving daily work on ourselves...
The Jewish Woman » Spirituality and the Feminine » Time in Thought » The Month of Iyar
Miriam’s Circle Dance  Women and the Circle World
By Sarah Schneider
A circle has no beginning or end, and every point is equidistant from its center; so it is for souls. Truly, it is impossible to rank them, for each is the most beloved in the scale of values that is its perfected virtue...
The Jewish Woman » Spirituality and the Feminine » Celebrating Jewish Womanhood
Small Light to Rule by Night  
By Sarah Schneider
The development of the feminine is the rectification of the world
Kabbalah Online » Kabbalah & Society » Gender Issues
A Daughter of Zelophehad Speaks  
By Sarah Schneider
The Torah’s account of the petition presented to Moses by the daughters of Zelophehad is relevant both to women seeking halachic support for change, and to the rabbis who are ruling on their questions.
Learning & Values » Kabbalah & Jewish Mysticism » Chassidic Thought » Essays


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