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amother
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 Fri, Sep 30 2022, 4:01 am
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Where's the best place for an American to go? Quiet place, no long lines, and easy for an outsider to spot?
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shabbatiscoming
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Fri, Sep 30 2022, 4:12 am
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Mikvaot are not open YK. Just realize that. So you will have to go motzei YK.
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Elfrida
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Fri, Sep 30 2022, 4:25 am
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I think the OP may be referring to the tradition to go the mikva on erev Yom Kippur as preparation for Yom Kippur, not connected to niddah.
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shabbatiscoming
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Fri, Sep 30 2022, 4:27 am
| Elfrida wrote: | | I think the OP may be referring to the tradition to go the mikva on erev Yom Kippur as preparation for Yom Kippur, not connected to niddah. | Ah, didnt think of that. Never heard women doing that. Very interesting. Thanks.
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Elfrida
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Fri, Sep 30 2022, 4:35 am
| essie14 wrote: | | https://theedencenter.com/womens-yk-infographic/ |
I was just trying to link to that! You've saved me the trouble. 
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amother
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Fri, Sep 30 2022, 9:23 am
| Elfrida wrote: | | I think the OP may be referring to the tradition to go the mikva on erev Yom Kippur as preparation for Yom Kippur, not connected to niddah. |
Exactly.
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