Making Babies - You Only Think You Know
The circumstances in which a baby is conceived contributes greatly to the quality, nature, character and health of the child.
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Rabbi Manis Friedman, a noted Chassidic philosopher, author and lecturer, is dean of Bais Chana Women's Institute of Jewish Studies.
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Anonymous
May 17, 2016
Very interesting but what about people like me? I was infertile to the point that we had todo artificial insemination. There was not intimacy involved! My daughter thank G-d seems to be perfectly contented (she only 3 though) What does these Kabbalistic ideas say in such a case? Any one? Reply
Anonymous
February 5, 2010
This should be common knowledge
Wow, an amazing lecture. Makes perfect sense and does explain a lot of things in my life --will email people I know.
An MP3 version would be nice as well. Thanks.
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Artificial Insemination I am not a kabbalist, but I am a believer. You and your husband did the best you could with the intention of bringing a child into the world. G-d, knower of all souls, saw your intention and crowned your efforts with a beautiful baby. Enjoy her, treasure her, and love her to bits. She is your divine gift.