It isn’t always easy to reconcile one’s passion for fashion with the desire to live a sustainable life. Contemporary fashion is largely dominated by strong corporations. These companies have a clear interest in getting us to buy as many clothing items and accessories possible in order to “look good”. Even the famous “frugal fashionista” concept revolves…
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An Offering of Love
I’ve recently realized, there aren’t many spiritual resources for a person juggling multiple responsibilities in life. I’ve read a lot of books designed for priesthood, warriors, spiritual seekers, advanced students, etc. I found very little reference, not to mention actual help, for someone who maintains…
Best Book: The Seamstress
Once a bookworm, these days I rarely have time to read any books. Yet, I simply couldn’t put down The Seamstress. The novel is by Frances de Pontes Peebles, who tells a story about two sisters, the history of Brazil, feminism, womanhood, sisterhood, motherhood, family, deep…
How to Live With Magic
Throw the alarm clock out of the window, french kiss my husband, pick fresh herbs for breakfast, drink hot chocolate, make soup, take a bath, buy fresh bread, wear thigh-high…
For the Love of all the Winter Holidays
I love the winter holidays, all of them. This time of year reminds feels enchanting and wild, with Hannukah candles at home, Christmas lights in every window in downtown Haifa,…
About High Heels and Personal Power
“Women’s willingness to tolerate discomfort, even pain, in the service of fashion is often chalked up to the desire to attract a mate or to rise a step in the…
Marriage is Like Potatoes
I sometimes think that marriage is like potatoes. An essential staple in almost every home, practically an institution, marriage can be cooked in a variety of methods. Marriage, like potatoes, can be fried and…
What the Beauty Industry Won’t Tell You
A healthy life style with sound eating habits and regular exercise will make your skin tighter, your body slimmer (in most cases), and your hair shinier. If you have extra…
John Collier, Priestess of Delphi, 1891
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