The Magic Touch - A Jewish Approach to Relationships
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Posted in: Hot Topics; Relationships & Family; Role of Women in Judaism
By Leila on December 3, 2010 -- 6:29am
I was incredibly moved by your lecture. After dating and being physical for a decade, I have decided to become shomer negiah. I am dating a wonderful man whom I have not touched, and we are both interested in getting married (hopefully to each other) in the near future. I feel that this is a very empowering step for me because it means that I will not settle for anyone who does not truly appreciate me and love me for who I am. Thank you for being another stepping stone in my growth.
By * on December 16, 2010 -- 6:14am
I am so happy that people (like the previous commenter) have been inspired by your words.
Thank You
By Ann in Canada on January 17, 2011 -- 12:04am
Sister, this was SO good, I wish it were taught in all schools so our kids could have a chance to develop and have good relationships. I will be sharing it with my teenage grandchildren (their parents sadly still believe in “anything goes”). Things have just gotten so crazy in the world, and yes, it has been SO hypersexualized. Thank you for a great lecture. It has also helped me know I am on the right path with my own preparation to someday be a wife again. G-d bless!
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AUTHORS & SPEAKERS
Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen
Jewish Essentials
Rabbi Dr. Akiva Tatz
Jewish Mysticism and more
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky
Funny & Entertaining
Rabbi Noah Weinberg
Personal Growth (48 Ways To Wisdom)
Rabbi Jonathan Rietti
Personal Growth + wide variety of topics
Rabbi Mordechai Becher
Wide variety of topics
Rabbi Berel Wein
Jewish History +
Rabbi Dr. Dovid Gottlieb
Jewish Philosophy & more
Gila Manolson
Modesty & Relationships
Rabbi David Aaron
Kabbalah + more topics
Rabbi Binny Freedman
Inspiring Jewish Topics
Rabbi Zelig Pliskin
Growth
Rabbi Dovid Kaplan
Variety of Jewish topics
Ken Spiro
Jewish History
Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald
Crash Course In Jewish Thought


By Christopher Gold on April 16, 2010 -- 8:09am
Even as a male, I ejoyed the teaching and know that I can apply this teaching to my self..Thank you !