Strands of Truth Rachel Lieberman (Hardcover)

Is beauty a sacred gift — or a spiritual test?

Is covering one’s hair a mitzvah — or a custom?

Is the mitzvah unchanging — or adaptable?

The Navi Malachi (3:23) foretold: “Behold, I am sending you Eliyahu HaNavi...”

The seforim teach: In the days before Moshiach, Eliyahu HaNavi’s voice will stir within us — awakening our yearning for truth, identity, and purpose. And indeed, in the world today, filled with uncertainty and turmoil, that inner tug is felt more deeply than ever.

Strands of Truth is a heartfelt and honest guide for every kallah and married woman seeking deeper clarity on kisui rosh — the mitzvah of hair covering — and the spiritual power of beauty within a Torah marriage.

Presented in short, engaging lessons, this book offers:

• Reflections on womanhood and the inclination for beauty
• A foundational understanding of the mitzvah of hair covering
• Insights from contemporary rabbonim, woven into practical and relatable guidance
• Stories and anecdotes that bring these teachings to life
• A historical tour of Jewish women’s hair coverings across the continents

Strands of Truth invites you to approach this often misunderstood mitzvah with curiosity, courage, and an open heart.

Come discover its deeper meaning.

Experience the joy and blessings it brings.

Interesting. Informative. Inspiring. This book is a must-read for every kallah and married woman. This will reframe your whole approach and understanding of our special mitzvah!

Reb. Esther Halberstadt, Acclaimed kallah educator and lecturer

Kisui Rosh is our special mitzvah — it defines who and what we are! Unfortunately, it’s so misunderstood nowadays and full of hidden nisyonos. This easy-read book is time well spent, an investment into knowing not just the letter of the law but the essence and the chashivus of the mitzvah. It will inspire and empower to do it right — with meaning, b’ahavah and b’simchah!

Reb. Rina Tarshish, (noted lecturer and principal of Mesores Rochel Seminary)

This book unlocks on of the most potent keys to a successful marriage. It provides the tools to value our unique role and perform our womanly mitzvos with clarity and joy.

Mrs. Baila Friedmann, (renowned kallah teacher and lecturer)