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Ask the Kabbalist Here are some reader questions that we asked guidance from the Torah Sage and Kabbalist, Rabbi Eliahu Leon Levi: Where Are the Fireworks? Question: My husband and I have been married close to ten years and we have never experienced an orgasm at the same time during our marital relations. I feel there is something missing in our relationship because of this. Am I right?   Read more...

About to Fall Off the Cliff Question: I had a great summer in Israel, learning about Judaism at a yeshiva for beginners, but ever since coming back to the US for my last year of college, I’ve been smashed by my yetzer hara (sexual drive) and I’m on the verge of giving in with a non-Jewish girl who’s been making a pass at me for some time, letting me know that she’s available to fulfill all of my fantasies. On the one hand, it’s hard to keep close to the Torah here, and on the other hand, I can’t stand feeling guilty for all of my passions and want to have some fun. And I’ve heard  that the Torah prohibits marrying gentiles, but not necessarily having relations with them (I’d use a condom to avoid pregnancy.) I know that I’m playing with fire but what can I do? I’ve spoken to the campus rabbi about getting married but he says I’m too young.   Read more...

Who the Heck Needs Family Purity? Question: With all of the problems I have in my marriage, do you really expect me to keep all the laws of family purity? There are so many of them. For instance, why can’t I just refrain from having relations with my husband during my menstruation without immersing in a mikvah afterward? Answer: For certain, many of your marital problems stem from your attitude toward this supremely holy commandment. In addition, hundreds of thousands of Jewish women guard the laws of family purity and enjoy it!   Read more...

To Cover Or Not To Cover?  Question:I want my wife to cover her hair even in the house, but she refuses, saying she can’t stand having something on her head 24 hours a day. What can I do to persuade her?  Answer:One of the most important elements of a happy marriage is “shalom bayit,” peace between the husband and wife.   Read more...

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Video: Near Death Account of Life After Life PDF Print E-mail
Written by Michael   
Wednesday, 27 January 2010

The following video is an intense first-person account of a Jewish secular Israeli who died in a hospital during efforts to resuscitate him on July 20, 2005. He tells the story of what he experienced as his soul left his body. It is a detailed account with references to the spiritual damage caused by masturbation and other misuse of man's sexual prowess.

After watching it, a person should rejoice at having been given the opportunity to see it, and strengthen himself in the study of Torah, the daily recital of Psalms and Tikunim, and guarding his eyes. With that, a person must recognize that the battle for control over one's sexual drive is not won in a single day, and Hashem knows this. So a person must pray daily for Divine assistance and rejoice over the fact that he wants to get closer to Hashem, even if he has setbacks on the way.

Rebbe Nachman says that there is no despair in the world at all. You can start over every day, if need  be, and tell Hashem how you want more than anything else to get close to Him.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 07 February 2010 )
 
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