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I am an Orthodox Jewish woman, with a thirst and appreciation for knowledge. I do not profess to know any Kabbalistic and mystical meanings behind our religious practices, I enjoy understanding the more practical side of it. Knowledge is limitless, while I am limited and I am aware of that discrepancy, yet I am willing to take the plunge to see if I can answer your questions about and within the Orthodox religion.

Experience in the area

Having spent a lot of time studying religious books, I feel that I can help others, women specifically, with questions on Jewish Law, and spirituality. Being blessed with a good memory, it would be my pleasure to share my knowledge with others.

Education/Credentials

I have a High School diploma and spent a year after High School studying in an Orthodox Teachers Seminary.

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Recent Answers from Nechama

2009-11-02 afterlife and belief:

Marc, I will answer your last question first. We still believe as we did since the beginning, that our souls go to Heaven. Heaven is for the righteous people who obey Gods laws which as stated in the Torah

2009-10-07 shoes or sandals:

Dear Rhoda, There is no reference to having lamps attached to shoes from that Psalm. This is the actual translation of the verse. King David is asking, "Your words (God) should be for me like a light

2009-10-06 Inter marrriage:

Ricky, wow you are stuck between a rock and a hard place! I am very impressed with your quest to do what is right in this incredibly rough situation. This question is out of my realm of expertise. You

2009-10-05 Wooden Huts:

Dear Mary, I'll answer your last question first. There is one orthodox Jewish religion, however there are many different sects. The fur hats (called a streimel) and shiny coats(bekeshe) are worn by the

2009-10-05 Wooden Huts:

Dear Mary, Correct Observation. The huts are indeed Jewish. At this time of year we celebrate the holiday of Tabernacles (Sukkos)in which we dwell in these huts for seven days. This is a Biblical commandment

 

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