by Jessie
Fischbein
According to the Torah, three of the Matriarchs: Sarah, Rebecca,
and Rachel were barren, yet they gave birth to the founders of the
Jewish religion. The author reveals the Matriarchs' struggle to
overcome the seemingly insurmountable obstacle of infertility, and
their success through both prayer and deed. Using their experiences
as a starting point, she discusses her own battle with infertility
and how others might benefit from her experience.
To help others find their way, the author focuses on:
Divine Intervention - The key to understanding yourself and
your place in God's plan. How to work on yourself and perhaps
alter your "fate".
Prayer - Why it sometimes works and sometimes does not work,
and how to remold its force within you.
Leah and Rachel - How their sibling rivalry impacted on their
ability to have children, and why focusing your emotions is a
hidden tool for change.
Hannah - How the prayers and actions of the mother of Samuel
helped her conceive.
Plus
Important insights on the husband-wife relationship when infertility
becomes an issue, and how to better understand the sensitivities
of a woman who has trouble conceiving.
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