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Is Yoga Allowed?

It’s World Yoga Day! Maybe you think yoga is just for Indians and hippies who idolize Indian culture. Maybe you’ve tried it, and maybe you haven’t. Or maybe you love yoga.  As you become more religious, can you continue to do yoga? Or maybe you’d like to try yoga for its scientifically-proven benefits to health and

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Word of the Day: Tznius v. Tznua

Women in Beit Shemesh, Israel, won a great victory today for Judaism and human decency. Beit Shemesh has been having some problems between some factions of the chareidi community and the modern orthodox/non-orthodox community in Beit Shemesh. Most of you probably know about the elementary school girls who were spat upon outside their school and

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Word of the Day: Shtender

Books are a staple of Jewish life. Studying Jewish texts can take over your entire table, since you may need at a minimum: the text itself, a Tanach to look up verses cited, a Hebrew dictionary, and an Aramaic/Talmudic dictionary. You can replace or supplement these with your laptop nowadays. But you still need a

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How to Ask a Kashrut Shaila

Have a question about something in your kitchen? Did the ever-present chicken soup spill on a dairy plate? Did you accidentally stir it with a pareve spoon? Or perhaps you dropped a piece of cheese in the pot? Sometimes asking the question is harder than realizing there is a question in the first place. You

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