My Son's Badge of Honor, Surprise in Hebron (and more...)

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Iyar 5, 5771 · May 9, 2011
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Overcoming my fears
I should go. I didn't want to go. In all honesty, I was embarrassed to admit it, I was afraid to go. This was an antiquated, angrily disputed place; quite small, really. Though you'd never guess it by the media attention it drew. I pushed it to the back of my mind, but it lingered there, unresolved . . .

By Miriam Karp
A lesson in tradition
"One by one, the pawnbroker weighed the items to discern their value. But when he picked up the heart necklace-Momma suddenly let out a shout, 'No!'"

By Blumi Raskin
ALSO THIS WEEK ON THEJEWISHWOMAN.ORG:
Isn't it interesting that today I decided, perhaps out of necessity, that I needed to establish a spirit and body routine to start the day.

By Melody Masha Pierson
In her secret, secure moments she loses the bad parts of every story

By Ruth Houseman
Sefirat Haomer, Part IV
My resolve and steadfast adherence to a goal is no guarantee of making it up the mountain. If anything, relying solely on myself compromises the very foundation of my endeavors. Buying in to the fact that the course of my life is a product exclusively of my desire, my thought patterns and the determination to see them actualized is arrogant. It's also dangerous. Unmitigated ambition causes pain and damage...

By Shimona Tzukernik
The Month of Iyar
Iyar is the only month in the year where every day has a special, time-bound commandment to perform. This newborn chunk of soul is receiving daily work on ourselves...

By Sarah Schneider
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