Do You Feel Yourself?

When It's Bigger Than You

In this episode we hear from Rivky Hertzel, the Chabad Shlucha of Zambia, Africa. Rivky shares her real-life experience of going to the Mikvah in Africa, her journey into motherhood while working to bring her family to Africa, and her grounding and unique perspective on Mikvah practice through the lens of personal healing, and inspiration from the Lubavitcher Rebbe. You can learn more about Rivky here: https://www.chabadzambia.org/rabbi-mendy-and-rivky If you'd like this episode, please follow the podcast and leave a five star rating, it helps this work reach more women. The intro and outro music was generously gifted by Alexandra "Ahlay" Blakely. Her prayer songs are deeply moving, and you can offer reciprocity and explore her work at ⁠⁠healingattheroots.com⁠⁠ [https://www.healingattheroots.com/] Lastly, if you have a Mikva story you'd like to share, I'd love to hear from you. You can email me at ⁠⁠hello@sodi.com⁠⁠ [hello@sodi.com]. With much love, Rikki

Founder's Story

In this special episode we hear from the host of this podcast, Rikki Klein. Rikki shares her Mikvah origin story, her passion for bringing deeper consciousness to the Mikvah experience, and her new lifestyle brand called Sodi. You can explore Sodi and join the waitlist here: www.sodi.world [www.sodi.world] Rikki is interviewed by Tsiporah Gottesman-Bortz a communication expert, coach, and certified Katonah Yoga instructor. You can learn more about her work here: https://www.instagram.com/tsipasana/ [https://www.instagram.com/tsipasana/] If you'd like this episode, please follow the podcast and leave a five star rating, it helps this work reach more women. The intro and outro music was generously gifted by Alexandra "Ahlay" Blakely. Her prayer songs are deeply moving, and you can offer reciprocity and explore her work at ⁠⁠healingattheroots.com⁠⁠ [https://www.healingattheroots.com/] Lastly, if you have a Mikva story you'd like to share, I'd love to hear from you. You can email me at ⁠⁠hello@sodi.com⁠⁠ [hello@sodi.com]. With much love, Rikki

How Mikvah Changes You

Listen to Rebbetzin Judy Brodt, cofounder of the Yeshiva, Simchat Shlomo in Jerusalem share about her life's journey on a spiritual path, how we mikvah literally changes our consciousness, and attuning to soul our soul assignments. All with deep wisdom and blessings. You can discover more about Judy and her Yeshiva here: https://www.ysstorah.org/ [https://www.ysstorah.org/] If you'd like this episode, please follow the podcast and leave a five star rating, it helps this work reach more women. The intro and outro music was generously gifted by Alexandra "Ahlay" Blakely. Her prayer songs are deeply moving, and you can offer reciprocity and explore her work at ⁠healingattheroots.com⁠ [https://www.healingattheroots.com/] Lastly, if you have a Mikva story you'd like to share, I'd love to hear from you. You can email me at ⁠hello@sodi.com⁠ [hello@sodi.com]. With much love, Rikki.

How Mikvah Became My Tikkun

For more than 34 years, Timmy Rubin has served as the Director at the Chaya Moushka Schneerson Mikvah in Melbourne. In How Mikvah Became My Tikkun, Timmy shares how immersion—standing naked before God—became a path of healing, intimacy, and spiritual repair. A conversation about water, lineage, sisterhood, and the quiet power of sacred witness. You can connect more with Timmy at http://mikvahchayamoushka.com.au/ [http://mikvahchayamoushka.com.au/] If you'd like this episode, please follow the podcast and leave a five star rating, it helps this work reach more women. The intro and outro music was generously gifted by Alexandra "Ahlay" Blakely. Her prayer songs are deeply moving, and you can offer reciprocity and explore her work at healingattheroots.com [https://www.healingattheroots.com/] Lastly, if you have a Mikva story you'd like to share, I'd love to hear from you. You can email me at hello@sodi.com [hello@sodi.com]. With much love, Rikki.

Healing with Our Eyes

In today’s podcast we will be listening to the story of Jenna Zadaka as she shares vulnerably about her own Mikvah experiences during hard times in her life, as well as witnessing a friend immerse before starting cancer treatment. Jenna Zadaka is an embodiment practitioner, trauma-informed somatic coach, educator in Jewish Mysticism and Mindfulness, author, and ceremonialist. She weaves spiritual, experiential, holistic, feminine, and earth-based wisdom into all of her offerings.  Follow Jenna and learn more about her spiritual embodiment here: https://www.instagram.com/breathandsoul_jenna/