Rochel Holzkenner

Are you ready to retrain your mind to think healthy thoughts? Some thought patterns are so pervasive and so ingrained in our minds that we aren’t even conscious of them. When these thought patterns are self-destructive and disempowering, they breed toxic ...

Did Moses have trouble delegating responsibility? Was he afraid to let others help him?

G‑d created Adam and Eve unclothed, and they walked around the Garden of Eden . . . naked. If public nudity was fine with G‑d, why does the Torah tell us to be modest, to cover up, to subdue our natural allure? What changed?

If you look through a G‑dly lens, you can see the absolute beauty and divine brilliance of the human menstrual cycle.

Are human rights a divine endowment? Is there a biblical verse that promises mankind the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?

As much as I try to be vigilant, the transitions on the Web are so smooth, and the options are so tempting, that it’s too hard to monitor what the kids pull up.

Demanding obedience is a card parents often pull as leverage in a power struggle. But have the children learned anything meaningful?

Isn’t religion just another way to feel safe?

Last week I carried out a social experiment...

Growing a family is no easy feat, and for the Jewish women in Egypt, it was especially difficult.