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Putting Women in the Picture
Putting Women in the Picture
The Rebbe's Views on Women Today
A personal account of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's attitude towards Feminism
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Different But Equal
Different But Equal
A Jewish Perspective on Men and Women
Before we can understand the differences between men and women, we must first understand the differences between masculine and feminine.
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Eve's Shield of Protection
Eve's Shield of Protection
Eve's Shield, David's Shield... What Are They?
The Hebrew name of the first woman, Eve, is Chavah, which means "the source of life." It was Chavah who participated first in the primordial sin, which introduced death to the world. Chavah is the archetypal woman; every woman can thus rectify the primordial sin...
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The Curse of Eve
The Curse of Eve
A Jewish Perspective on Women in Society
Those who refer to the biblical story of Eve as a Divine endorsement of sexism are overlooking a simple truth: a curse is not something that should to be the way it is -- it's something that should not be the way it is...
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Tzimtzum
Tzimtzum
The Kabbalah of Female and Male
Man seeks woman and woman yearns for man. But the trick is learning to contract in order to come together...
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Put All Your (Chaotic) Eggs in One Basket
Put All Your (Chaotic) Eggs in One Basket
A Kabbalistic Study on Male and Female Energies
First tries are usually chaotic. Yet the Torah offers us different methods of capturing the chaotic energies of beginnings and turning them into productive and stable states that can be used over and over again.
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The Moon and Us
The Moon and Us
Understanding the Feminine Qualities of the Moon
To an ancient Greek or a Hindu, passive stillness is masculine, activity and motion are feminine. To a Taoist, action is masculine and passiveness is feminine. In other words, if it is a virtue it is masculine. The Jew turns the pyramid on its head
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Man and Woman
Man and Woman
A Psychological Profile
When G-d created Adam, at the moment Adam opened his eyes, what was his psychological profile? He had no Oedipus complex because he had no mother. He didn't have a birth trauma, because he wasn't born. He had no sibling rivalry... What was this man like?
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Is G-d a He?
Is G-d a He?
Shedding Light on the "Image" of G-d
Is it true that G-d in Jewish teachings is patriarchal--that is, thoroughly imbued with male characteristics and values?
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Feminine Soul
Feminine Soul
Women's Place in Judaism
This week I attended a prayer service with a difference. It was a Torah reading conducted entirely by women. Most were wearing tallises and kippas. Isn't is positive that women are participating more in their Judaism?
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It's Not Just About Me
It's Not Just About Me
Behind Every Successful Woman Is.....?
Behind every successful man... stands his wife—or so goes the proverbial saying. But what about behind every successful woman?...
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Kabbalah on Female Superiority
Kabbalah on Female Superiority
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Kabbalistic writings insist that females possess a higher soul of superior quality. How so, and what does this mean to us?
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The Jewish Woman
The Jewish Woman
In Light of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Teachings
The Jewish Woman has a unique mission specific to her special qualities and sensitivities. The very future of the Jewish people depends on her success.
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Why Is Jewishness Passed Down Through the Mother?
Why Is Jewishness Passed Down Through the Mother?
Why is Judaism passed down through the mother? I understand in olden times it was easy to know who your mother was and there was no way of proving fatherhood. But these days we have DNA testing, so why can't someone be Jewish even if only their father is Jewish?
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