About the Author

Miriam Kosman

Miriam Kosman is an international lecturer for Nefesh Yehudi, and teaches Jewish thought to hundreds of Israeli university students on a weekly basis. She is the author of the book Circle, Arrow, Spiral, Exploring Gender in Judaism. Her book is available on Amazon. To read an excerpt and learn more about her book, visit MiriamKosman.com.

Love and Absurdity

by Miriam Kosman

To Albert Camus, a hero is someone who can accept the bleak meaninglessness of life and press forward nonetheless. Is there no better option?

Women, Leadership and Laughter

by Miriam Kosman

She who laughs last.

The Feminine Light: Chanukah’s Internal Power

by Miriam Kosman

It’s the radiance emanating from within the home, not the dazzle from without, that ultimately lights up the darkness.

Sodom, Ruth and the Kindness Imperative

by Miriam Kosman

An in-depth analysis of Ruth’s unique journey to the Jewish people and how she brought with her the key to humanity's redemption.

A Jewish Perspective on the Feminine

by J-TV, Miriam Kosman

A fascinating analysis of Judaism’s perspective on the nature of the masculine and feminine.

Prisoners of Hope: Why We Mourn on Tisha B’Av

by Miriam Kosman

In direct proportion to our yearning do we experience the joy of re-connection.

Holy Jewish Chutzpah

by Miriam Kosman

When it comes to spirituality, never take no for an answer.

Men are from Weekday, Women are from Shabbat

by Miriam Kosman

Judaism, Shabbat and the feminine mystique.

When Choosing God Isn’t Practical

by Miriam Kosman

Is a relationship with God worth it? Shavuot supplies the answer.

Eradicating Cynicism

by Miriam Kosman

Purim and the war against meaning.

Where Have All the Good Jewish Women Gone?

by Miriam Kosman

Some women seem to be more interested in over-achieving than in maintaining a relationship.

Where Have All the Good Jewish Men Gone?

by Miriam Kosman

Fear of commitment is exacting a steep price from both men and women.

God Is in the Details

by Miriam Kosman

Why do Jews obsess about details, and why do we need so many mitzvot anyway?

I Hear You

by Miriam Kosman

It wasn’t we, the “frummies,” against those weird non-observant Jews. It was just all of us, together.

Women on the Bus

by Miriam Kosman

I know I am supposed to feel like a repressed, suppressed, oppressed and perhaps depressed victim. But what if I don’t?

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