Immersion of Mind, Body and Soul

Thank you-I learned much/I am a Convert and have much more to learn-Candice Reply

To Anonymous Indeed, couples enjoy marital intimacy well past menopause when the absence of nida precludes the necessity for immersion in a mikvah. The holiness is in the absence of sexual intimacy during nida; the holiness is, as well, in the intimacy itself - the mutual respect and love, consideration and dignity.
The holiness of enjoying marital intimacy as one of the pleasures of Shabbat remains, as does the recognition of the awesome days of Yom Kippur and 9th of Av when we refrain from intimacy. Reply

Mikveh What about sexual holy relationships after the body stops Niddah. Is everything holy without the waters But an extra blessing to continue to immerse till your 90. People are intimate well past niddah. Reply

Thank you so much for a wonderful class
I tried to download the source sheet but for some reason could not can u emali it to me? thanks Reply

Mikvah Thank you very much for this information which helps us to know more about other religions.It is indeed a pleasure. Reply

Mikva Hi. Thanks so much for this in depth explanation of what is embedded in the thoughts and spiritual level of Mikva.
I am a baby in my learning curve re-exposing myself to my birth religion; Judaism. I have been learning and praying at the new JLI Chabad Lubavitch centre in Winnipeg Canada.
Good Shabbos as Pesach to you and your loved ones and to all.
Chaim Peikoff Reply

thank you so much that was gr8 and clear

shame is not written out!! would love to be able to print it out and reread sometimes Reply

Immersion of Mind, Body and Soul We live so far away from any available classes and yet our kind Rebbetzin Sarah teaches myself and my older daughter many necessary ways of daily living . Thank you for your audio class on Mikveh, we are converts in a place where there is very little jewish education available.We thank Hashem for the internet and for learned teachers like our wise and kind Rebbetzin and for you who bring to us knowledge of things so kedushah (holy), not only the importance of knowing but of the doing.... Reply