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Mikvah.org

Mikvah.org
Mikvah
Jewish Family Life
Judaism
Halacha
Shalom Bayis
Mental Health
Intimacy
Shidduchim
Marriage
Tznius
Taharas Hamishpacha
Body Image
Chassidus
Kiddushin
Jewish Marriage
Maamer Lechah Dodi
Eating Disorders
Relationships
Harchakos
Childbirth

Mikvah.org is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating globally on the inspirational Mitzvah of Mikvah and Jewish Family Life.

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Welcome to the Mikvah Prep Meditations Podcast, a three-part series exploring how Hisbonenus in Tefillah and meditative Torah concepts can infuse calm into the Mikvah experience.

In this episode, Zeesy Deren, a Shlucha in South Africa and educator, ... more

Welcome to the Mikvah Prep Meditations Podcast, a three-part series exploring how Hisbonenus in Tefillah and meditative Torah concepts can infuse calm into the Mikvah experience.Imagine if the Mikvah could be more than something to get done — if it c... more

Welcome to the Mikvah Prep Meditations Podcast, a three-part series exploring how Hisbonenus in Tefillah and meditative Torah concepts can infuse calm into the Mikvah experience.

In this episode, we are joined by Mrs. Mushka Krasnjansky, founder of ... more

These Guided Mikvah Meditations, based off of Mikvah.org's book "Mikvah Meditations," are endorsed by Rabbi Sholom B. Chaikin.

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Mushka Krasnjansky
A talented content producer who helped create Mikvah meditations
Mikvah.org
Episode: Mikvah Prep Meditations: Mrs. Mushka Krasnjansky
Rabbi Tuvia Kasimov
Rav in Cran Heights; extensive seeker of Shilas on Taras and Mishpacha and other topics
Cran Heights
Episode: Rabbinic Shailos in the Age of Information Part One- Rabbi Tuvia Kasimov
Dr. Shani Verschleiser
Trauma therapist and founder of Magenu
Magenu
Episode: Rerun-Body Image Series - Part Five: Boundaries & Body Safety
Debbie Fox
LCSW, social worker in private practice, advocate for child safety and founder of Safety Kids
Safety Kids / Private Practice
Episode: Rerun-Safety Kid Parent Workshop
Bracha Friedman
Mashkicha (supervisor) for Puah; discusses role and experience
Puah
Episode: The Hashgacha Process of Fertility: In Conversation with Mashgicha Mrs. Bracha Friedman.
Mrs. Samarazov
Kala teacher in Karn Heights; discussed in conversation
Unspecified school/community
Episode: The Hashgacha Process of Fertility: In Conversation with Mashgicha Mrs. Bracha Friedman.
Faigy Yusewitz
Educator and Mikvah consultant
Mikvah.org
Episode: Chafifah and Tevillah with Mrs. Faigy Yusewitz- Taharas Hamishpocha Spring Review
Maryasha Dijan
Taharas HaMishpacha teacher; expert on Nida/Tahara procedures
Mikvah.org
Episode: Counting the 7 Days with Mrs. Maryasha Dijan- Taharas Hamishpocha Spring Review
Dvora Entin
Licensed clinical social worker and therapist
Independent therapist (specializing in perinatal mood disorders and infertility)
Episode: Sensitivity in the Yom Tov Season- Guidance for the Families of Couples Experiencing Infertility

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Mikvah Prep Meditations: Mrs. Mushka Krasnjansky
Q: What would be your hope for how women will utilize these meditations and recordings?
The hope is that listeners experience centering, grounding, and a sense of importance and holiness in their mikvah preparation, allowing mind, body, and soul to align and enrich the Taras HaMashpacha experience.
Mikvah Prep Meditations: Mrs. Mushka Krasnjansky
Q: So what makes this different than meditation? How would you classify this?
It blends informational content and sources with guided contemplation, creating a meditation-like experience that also teaches and centers the body, making it preparation for a mitzvah rather than a purely passively calming practice.
Keeping a Calendar with Mrs. Chaya Klein- Taharas Hamishpocha Spring Review
Q: Does the app automatically calculate Kvua or only inform you a pattern exists?
The app informs you a pattern has appeared and tells you to consult the Rav for confirmation; it does not automatically compute Kvua.
Counting the 7 Days with Mrs. Maryasha Dijan- Taharas Hamishpocha Spring Review
Q: Can a woman perform the Bidikah if she doesn't have the official cloth?
Yes, a clean white fabric of similar weave can be used temporarily, but official Bidikah cloths are preferred for halachic reliability.
Counting the 7 Days with Mrs. Maryasha Dijan- Taharas Hamishpocha Spring Review
Q: What is the first step in beginning Tahara after Nida begins?
Begin with Hafsak Tahara, ensuring the bleeding has ceased, followed by the seven clean days, with checks and calendrical reminders to prepare for mikvah.

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What is Mikvah.org about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The program centers on Mikvah, Taharas Hamishpacha, and related Halachic guidance, with a focus on practical how-tos, spiritual meaning, and family life within Jewish law. Episodes frequently cover Niddah, ritual immersion, calendar management for family purity, and how to navigate intimacy, boundaries, and everyday life during Nidah. Guests are experts and educators who bridge halachic detail with compassionate, real-world applications for couples, families, and those pursuing spiritual growth. A notable pattern is the emphasis on integrating technology (apps and calendars), rabbinic guidance when unsure, and a mission-driven approach from Mikvah.org to support individuals and communities during key life moments, from marriage readiness to... more

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1. Mushka Krasnjansky
2. Rabbi Tuvia Kasimov
3. Dr. Shani Verschleiser
4. Debbie Fox
5. Bracha Friedman
6. Mrs. Samarazov
7. Faigy Yusewitz
8. Maryasha Dijan

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