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 Miriam Racquel Feldman is a somatic healer, marriage coach, and trauma & anxiety specialist who helps empower women to trust themselves through the wisdom of their bodies and intuition. Marriage magic, dating guidance, toxic relationship detox, career clarity, and emotional/physical pain relief are her specialties. She is also author of Somatic Healing for the Modest Goddess and the memoir, God Said What!? #MyOrthodoxLife.
Now that time has passed, I have more tools for processing emotions. Here are some things that would have given comfort to my grieving self.
I’ve learned from my spiritual guide, the Rebbe, that educating others about the Jewish way of life—even if they’re not of the Jewish faith—is important
I know that I should have more faith, but as much as I try, I’m still scared and getting more scared by the day.
As an exchange student to Germany I knew all about the Berlin Wall, but nothing about the Western Wall.
No matter how much I tried to forget about my Jewish roots, it kept emerging front and center in my life, sometimes in frightening ways.
I’ve been on a few dates with some really nice guys, but I’m running into a problem. They all fall short of the romantic version of a husband that I have in my head.
Being drained is not a recipe for good health.
4 Ways to Release Self-Criticism and Choose Kindness
Dear Rachel, I am so overwhelmed! My life is filled with so much rushing and work and hecticness, and a “To Do” list a mile long. I have so much on my plate; my body is filled with aches and pains. I’m constantly criticizing myself for not being as organi...
A Conversation About the Jewish Way in Dating and Marriage
I had to make sure I was understanding this. “Are you serious? You mean even when the couple is married, they purposely aren’t together or even hug, kiss or anything for weeks?”
I don’t see the problem with these relationships and even share the conversations with my husband. But he tells me that my friendliness with these men makes him uncomfortable. I feel that he should trust me. What do you think?
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