HOW TO GET PREGNANT! ANCIENT JEWISH WISDOM ON PREGNANCY!

How to get pregnant, the Jewish way! These are the ancient Jewish secrets on how to get pregnant fast and how Jewish women have been praying for and creating new life for thousands of years.
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[@MyJewishMommyLife]

My book 'Expecting Jewish!' is available NOW!!! myjewishmommylife.com/2018/09/13/the-book/

[@SomethingAboutVintage]

I’m not Jewish but love learning about other cultures and religions. Thank you for sharing!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

I love that! That’s such a good quality to have I believe!

[@narelleworks8448]

Same here. Learning so much. Thank you.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

@@narelleworks8448 Thank you!

[@dance31115]

Me, a 20year old girl not Jewish nor planning to get pregnant anytime soon: Ah yes, exactly the video to watch! (seriously though, I really enjoyed!)

[@marafranklin6205]

julianatoli15 Same here! Except I’m in the process of converting... 😄

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Lol you're so sweet, thank you so much!!!

[@guy7587]

Do tshuva

[@keter2167]

Thank you for using your platform for teaching Torah ♥️🙏🏻

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Glad you like my videos!

[@cynthiahilu2665]

I know it’s so good KZbin isn’t bad at after all

[@prlegal411]

I’m not Jewish but love learning about other faiths and cultures. Also, I would like to say you handled this topic very tastefully. Looking forward to the book.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That's so kind of you to say, thank you!

[@poisonivy1004]

Marion, I haven't commented on a video of yours in quite a while but I just wanted to congratulate you on 20k subs! You truly deserve it and I'm so happy to see the success you're having:) You continue to inspire me in so many ways. Keep up the good work!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Wow thank you so much! Yes I've missed seeing your name in the comments. Thank you for the well wishes and I'm so glad to hear you've been liking my videos!

[@yvettegonzalez.6128]

HalleluYAH. Thank You i havevheibg doing mikvahs for a long time i'm still praying for My 4th baby arter 18 years thank. And Shabbat Shalom.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Wow! Wishing you all the best and a Shanah Tovah!

[@yvettegonzalezbatzion1977]

After 18 years I want to get pregnat again I'm praying for a miracle to Hashem thank you may Hashem Blessed you Abountdantly.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

You too 🙏

[@Beet21]

Super interesting! Can't wait to read your book!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you!! ☺️😍

[@neishawilliams544]

I learnt so much from this video. I am trying to get pregnant and I will definately take some of your advice. I enjoyed learning the root words in hebrew .

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That's so nice to hear, I'm so glad and am wishing you all the very best!!

[@user-xx7pg3vw9k]

This is the second video I have seen on your channel and the second time I cried! Oh my gosh when you were speaking of the holiness of being a mother, I could literally see that women are the gate way between the spirit world and life on earth. You are certainly gifted with words and obviously blessed by Elohim.

[@Lalscell90]

I discovered your channel, and I have been binge watching them. I love them!!! You really got me in the mood for getting ready for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Thank you!! :-)

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That's so lovely to hear, thank you!

[@diletha5976]

Thank you for sharing & Congratulations on your book. Your channel makes everything so approachable.🍾🎊🎉

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That is so kind of you to say, thank you so much!

[@jokerswildio]

You are an awesome teacher! Am definitely getting your book😊

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

I appreciate that so much, thank you!

[@judycolin]

It is a beautiful subject very deep and it makes so much sense. 💕 Blessings to you and your lovely family ❤️🌷

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you! You too!

[@orland0110]

Very interesting topic! either though I am not Jewish it is interesting to learn about Jewish Secrets and wisdom on certain things, like in this video on how to get pregnant. I have really learned a lot about the Jewish faith by watching your awesome videos.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That’s so nice to hear! Thank you as always for your kind comments!

[@kmaggie924]

So interesting! I'm absolutely done having babies but will still be purchasing your book 🤗

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

You are so kind 🙏 thank you! I hope you’ll find so many interesting things in it. Now if only it will come out already lol!

[@SamWest96]

This is so interesting! I am definitely not looking to get pregnant any time soon as I have a 4 week old 😂 but it's especially cool to hear the Jewish beliefs on sex as someone who wasn't raised in religion there's a lot of stereotypes around religious folk being very fuddy duddy and prudish about sex.

[@cleanwaternasenyiuganda8124]

5:00 Hashem is always listening to one who is praying to fulfill a mitzvah ❤🙏😇 Keep the faith

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Beautiful words, thank you!

[@Diorella_scent]

What a beautiful video, thank you for sharing Jewish wisdom. I’m not Jewish, but think somewhere deep inside me I might be. Love❤

[@deepaksarmah8043]

Useful information for mankind...

[@creativejewishliving]

I had never heard that about Rubies :) Thank you for sharing!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

You are so welcome!

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Non-Jewish mommy here (aiming for "kosher-hearted gentile)... I would like to know how you decide which "folksy", superstitious things you allow in your life, and which would be a clear "no". G-d warns us about witchcraft, sorcery, fortune telling and the like and wants us to trust and follow Him only. So how do you determine what crosses the line? I watched the movie, "Arranged", and was appalled when the matchmaker tied some string around Rachel 's wrist and muttered incantations so she'd find a husband soon. I would have hurled that ribbon into the fire- nay, I would not have permitted that in the first place!! :-0 Thoughts?

[@JewishEducationatHome]

Hi with much respect to Marion's channel, and if I can add my two cents about this, and Marion, feel free to jump in, bc I would also love to hear what you say!!!! Judaism has a lot of superstitions in a ton of areas. If it goes against G-d running the world, or if a person is "playing G-d" so to speak, then its crossing the line. Eating dates, or things like that, do not go against G-d being in control of the world. We're trying to show G-d that we want something good to happen, or something bad not to happen, and we may feel that He is more likely to give us these blessings if we do these superstitions. And the extent a person goes is all one's personal relationship with G-d. But witchcraft, sorcery, fortune telling, where people are playing G-d, figuring out the future, saying words to make something happen etc, which is only for G-d to do, that is where its a no. I hope that makes sense, and I'm open to hearing your thoughts on this also :)

[@yvettejulye755]

Ruby is my birth stone ! Beautiful message

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That so lovely!! Thank you!

[@Momma_Vanessa]

I’m so proud of you... B’H

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Aww thank you ☺️

[@susanzumback7711]

He is out there listening 😉🙌🏻

[@wintergoosey6412]

This is so beautiful. Its so true.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you!

[@speciabilitator]

Really nice video, thank you!

[@wintergoosey6412]

Please say a prayer for me. I'm not married . I never had children. Im 39. I have pcos. Supposibly my eggs dont drop amd are stuck. Please say a 🙏 prayer for me. Love and God's Holy will

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

I am saying a prayer for you, I'm so sorry you are struggling, and now of all times it must feel even harder.

[@Lara77473]

I have the same, same age too. 🙁

[@wintergoosey6412]

Lara Pauley 😁🙏God bless your womb, your legacy and increase our faith and hope in Elohiem.

[@wintergoosey6412]

My Jewish Mommy Life Thank you ! Jewish Mommy Life.

[@destineeleunamfalcatan380]

Shalom! Thank you for sharing.

[@Die-sel13136]

Thank U v.muchos!! Fabulous info! Anything U kbow for stroke sufferters, I so the video about mikva firs Xcelent!! But I wonder is this goodfor the earth?? Not 2 many of us around ??

[@saffiyehbrandhijaffer-mcne2800]

I'm totally not getting pregnant , Ever. Sadly for me, I am born intersex, and I'm not capable of menstruation, due to my congenital defects, so we are GNA have to adopt, or I'll have to settle for a co-wife or adoption if I want kids that bad, but yes I thought this was interesting. And yes dates been known to keep people alive, especially nomads in the desert.

[@jeannettem7403]

Why isn’t the Mikva done in a free flowing body of water anymore?

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

It is! But there are ones that are indoors the water is still flowing though.

[@Koalagurl77]

Your video content is so fascinating. I am not Jewish but I am so curious about Judaism!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That's so kind of you to say, thank you!

[@philippapay4352]

Maybe we can all buy it at the holidays for people we know as gifts we can buy online and have delivered to them. Yes, prayer changes us and how we handle things even when it does not change the facts of the world at large. Even in Near Eastern and Middle Eastern Christianity the date is believed to have this power because it is a healthy fruit of that region.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Love that idea!

[@colleenhoperue5538]

Thank you for this video. ❤

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

You are so welcome!

[@colleenhoperue5538]

I know itd be a longshot I suppose, as were both 43 now,but we've reconsidered about giving my step daughters the sibling they been asking for.If its Gods will they have a sibling we've discussed names,for a girl ,Jessica after my best friend who passed when we were 16,Jessica Morgan, and for a boy,most likely Jacob Patrick, Jacob for a dear family member who passed away young n Patrick for my dad.❤

[@cynthiagabrielalivingstone4104]

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH MY DEAR!!!!💗

[@lifewithlisaonyt]

So interesting!💗

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Glad you think so!

[@princesskaitlinhazelwood4703]

Totally interested in kosher sex. I am Catholic and sex is such a taboo

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Yes I love the intersection of love faith and sex, so interesting!

[@femqwho637]

Hello Sister! If I may, with respect, could you please expand on sex in catholic marriage being "taboo"? Did you mean "talking" about it? I grew up with a catholic BFF and children were around, lol, so I didn't know if perhaps there was a "shift" in what was appropriate in this sensitive area ...

[@donnakearse2503]

Interesting.

[@a.m204]

Beautiful.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you!

[@parentingonthego7196]

Amazing

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you!

[@1BestCookie]

I have not heard about going to the mikvah after a pregnant woman. We have a segula to be kvater by a bris which I did with my Husband before I got pregnant. Also another big segula for everything related to having a baby including finding your bashert is too help build a mikva. There are a lot of places that need new mikva you should find someone who is trying to build a mikva and help as much as you possibly can

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Love that!

[@danduasol87]

Hi!! Love this video!! Question...if Im not Jewish, Im aloud to go inside a Mikvah? Or what else could be a Mikvah? 🤗

[@guestguest62]

I am Muslim, I love White Jewish or christen girls so much

[@elishevak.8637]

Why did you mix superstitions with mitzvas? Refraining from having sex with your husband during your period and 7 days afterwords until you go to the mikva is a command =a mitzva. Orthodox Jewish women follow this rule very carefully. Other Jewish groups like the conservatives and reform don't follow these rules known as "family purity" All the other things you've mentioned are superstitions and not part of Jewish law.. Going to the mikva in the 9th month is a custom practised among some orthodox women.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

I did that intentionally, I wanted to incorporate culture / superstition / and law as for me it's all part of it.

[@femqwho637]

Hi sweet, sweet (sweet like a whole bag of DATES sweet!!) Sister.... I've missed your face! Not your fault but mine... long story... pray for me.... oy 🙄🤣 I'm not Jewish... well, I was raised Jewish-ish (adoptive Father) but truly wished I was and (no sympathy now, homie don't play that) unfortunately barren of children however, I was all my friends kid's "Crazy Aunt Kel" ... equally a blessing. I just wanted to say hello and send you my Grandmotherly love, blessings and sincere prayers, honey... We're almost through this "cv thing" and soon ... very, very soon all will be well with those whose eyes remain focused on the Most High...

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Aww I’m so glad you’re back and able to watch! Sending good vibes your way!

[@kellystrijdhoven1668]

Almost the same as in Christianity. I learnt an few things thanks

[@pamferguson1870]

I just watched a video that said a woman needed to be “blood free” for 7 days before resuming relations with her husband. In your video you said your most fertile time was a few days after your period. So does a Jewish woman need to wait the 7 days or no?

[@alizahalon]

A Jewish woman's period is a minimum of 5 days. After the bleeding stops, whether it's 5 days or more, she then counts 7 white days before she goes to the mikvah. There are details that are not being discussed here. It is very important and advisable that you go to talk about this with your local orthodox Rabbi's wife. My aunt does this all the time ( My uncle is a Rabbi. ) in her community. She 's not as much fun as Marion but she's very good at it and so are a lot of other Jewish women who deal with this in their respective communities.

[@pamferguson1870]

@@alizahalon thank you for your reply! I’m not Jewish so I really don’t have access to a Rabbi and would feel uncomfortable asking such a question. When I watch these videos (which I love and have learned and been enriched by them) they do produce questions which was why I asked. Blessings

[@alizahalon]

@@pamferguson1870 You sounded like it was very urgent but you aren't obligated to do this mitzvah. I don't understand why you feel the need to know exactly how many days a Jewish woman needs to count. This mitzvah is only for a Jewish woman who is married. Blessings to you as well.

[@pamferguson1870]

@@alizahalon sorry. I’ll refrain from asking questions in the future.

[@alizahalon]

@@pamferguson1870 There is nothing wrong with asking questions. From the tone of your conversation it seemed very pressing so I supposed you were Jewish and needed to know for your own personal keeping of the mitzvah . Sorry.

[@drummerlovesbookworm9738]

💚

[@maryboggan8251]

Are you allowed sex during pregnancy?

[@annv6781]

If I may ask, how old are you?

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Sure I'm 35!

[@Psalms-fr8yy]

Who is Jesus to you?

[@SimGirl00]

Nobody

[@itsme-mt2fo]

"kosher sex"??? Pls tell me more lol never heard of that

[@taliagoldwire7798]

But the real Jews are black 😳 I sense an imposter 😂

[@aviva1996]

Hi darling hope your family and yourself are safe! I just wanted to say that I love your videos and your a super cute human, but please be careful what facts about jewdiasim you put onto the web! I'm an orthodox jew from London, UK and I'm sorry to let you know that your fact about being allowed to have sex 7days after your period in incorrect! In fact, halachicly, 7days after your period, there are 5 days of purity, after that one has to dip into a womens mikvah and only then one should resume with marital intimacy! Please research your facts before putting them onto the web, as many people will rely and belive what's out there ! Xxx

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you! I think you misunderstood, I said 7 days after your period ends, that being said many communities and rabbis have their own recommendations but for anyone wanting to know more read about the 7 days of purity here: www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-laws-of-niddah/

[@ahoward3819]

For you to be so critical of someone else about their religion, you should realize jewdiasim is not a word. Please research your facts before putting them non the web, as many people will rely and believe what’s out there.

[@cindysavares1282]

Thank you for this video... It's very eye opening. Specially about a woman's soul or spirit is in a state of holiness since she has the ability to give life. I always read how diff. Cultures perceive menstruation and child birth as a taboo and a "dirty" situation. But your video offers a totally different thought about that.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you so much! Yes totally agree there are so many different ways to view a period and it makes me sad that some girls have a negative view of it (even those fortunate enough to have easy access to sanitary pads etc.) I hope that in time women will become more empowered and proud of all the amazing things our bodies can do!

[@cindysavares1282]

Yey!!! I'm glad you replied coz I'm such a fan... BTW... Can you sort of "post" the Jewish words you use in your videos... Cause it would help a lot specially since I'm not familiar with Hebrew language.

[@parentingonthego7196]

Amazing

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you!