Not really, because the purpose of the Law is not to reach a static level of spiritually, but to constantly strive for a higher level of purity. As with any difficult endeavor, a system and constant practice is necessary for improvement. People cannot improve their spirituality and goodness without constant effort, any more than an athlete can become a star athlete without constant practice. Jewish Law is the system given us by G-d to enable us to become spiritual, ethical and moral stars. One final word.
Jewish observance is a highly private matter.
G-d has commanded that we perform certain mitzvot, but the only power on Earth that can compel you to obey is your inner self. Irrespective of whether one believes in G-d, this system is a psychologically and socially beneficial way of life. The blurring of traditional roles in American society, has presented a challenge to the traditional role of women in Judaism. As Jewish women become breadwinners, executives, teachers and public role models, they are asking why their roles in religious life are also not changing to meet the realities of secular life. In order to understand the different roles of women and men, it is necessary to understand the traditional Jewish view of society as a whole.