Yibbum (Levirate Marriage)

	Yibum and Chalitzah By Ari Klein If a married man dies childless the widow is to marry her dead husband's brother. This practice is known as Yibum. Alternatively, they can perform a procedure known as Chalitzah. Here's an overview of the Chalitzah ceremony. Lifecycles » Divorce » In-Depth Study » Yibum and Chalitzah
	Brotherly Souls By Rabbi Bachya ben Asher; translated and annotated by Eliyahu Munk. The rite of Levirate marriage greatly benefits the soul of the deceased. Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Ki Teitzei » Mystical Classics » Brotherly Souls
	Jews and Shoes By Lorne Rozovsky Shoes have always played a role in history and culture. What about Jews and shoes? Ideas & Beliefs » Jewish Facts » Jews and Shoes
	Retrieved from Exile By Rabbi Chaim (ben Moshe) Ibn Atar Kabbalah teaches that exile is a means of recovering lost holiness. Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayigash » Mystical Classics » Retrieved from Exile
	When Your Passion Dies Judah, Tamar, and the Inner Meaning of Levirate Marriage By Yosef Y. Jacobson Judah, Tamar, and the Inner Meaning of Levirate Marriage Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayeishev » Parshah Columnists » Parshah Insights » When Your Passion Dies

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