at the passover sader do all men have there one sader plate and when a jew starts off life like a lubavitcher dose he have to follow even when he is with his inlaws how are not relijous

i am very sure that i am not the best jew i can be the way i was tought was not with eny meening only customes so i ask you were do i find the truth in the jewish fath shalom bais or cod of jewish law

Was the marriage of Ruth and Boaz considered to be in accordance with Deuteronomy 25:5-6? If not, why not? If it was, should Obed be considered a son of Ruth's first husband?

Five years ago I had a mystical connection with God every day for about six months. I was overcome with tears of joy on a daily basis. It would just happen suddenly. It was as if I would suddenly hear a call and my ever sense I had would become alert as if listening for a message and receiving an energy. I learned so much during that time, mostly about peace, love, happiness, understanding, compassion, and so many other things that I had never thought of before. I subsequently learned that there was so much literature about everything that I was experiencing. Although I learned so much during that time and will always be a changed person, I do not have that connection anymore. I was thinking about that connection I longed for as I drove by and saw your sign on Delancey Street. So, I took it as a sign that I should write to you and ask, how can I have that connection again? Am I meant to try to recreate it, or is it something that will visit me again when it is time?

Dear Rabbi, Please could you explain what a sotah is, how she was dealt with in the days of the temple, and what happens among religious communities today when a woman is accused of being a sotah? I am doing a book review of the book by Naomi Ragen called sotah and I need to research the truth in the book about what really happens to a sotah. Thanks, Tamara.