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rank Death & Mourning in JudaismArticle
The Jewish Traditions & Practice relating to Death and Mourning
Our tradition encompasses all of life, day and night, light and dark. Even in the most difficult of situations--the imminent and then actual loss of a loved one--our Torah is there to strengthen us, to guide us, and to help us grow and see beyond our ...
Lifecycles » Death & Mourning in Judaism
rank How could tragedy come to the wedding?Questions & Answers
Question: Why would G‑d take a father by a massive heart attack as he's dancing at his daughter's wedding? None of the upwards of 50 Rabbis at the wedding could save my brother-in-law, nor could the doctors. I don't understand how this can happen. I ...
Ask the Rabbi » Latest Questions » Advice » How could tragedy come to the wedding?
rank How Does One Cope With Bereavement?Book
It is natural to ask the question "why?" in a time of anguish. One general answer, which is really self-evident though often hard to accept in a state of emotional distress, is that it is surely illogical to limit the Creator in His designs and actions ...
Ideas & Beliefs » Basics of Judaism » Key Jewish FAQ's » How Does One Cope With Bereavement?
rank The Reincarnated PrinceStory
For two hours every day he would lock himself in his room and no one, not even the King himself, was allowed to enter or disturb him in any way. It was on this condition that he accepted the task of teaching the prince...
Library » Stories » Chassidic » The Reincarnated Prince
rank GriefArticle
If I can buffer my grief or save it for only those to whom I am "really close", I do. If I can deflect it or distract it by anger or politics, I do. But recently I wrote to a colleague mourning the murder of a friend, only to realize that I was speaking ...
Society & Living » Voices » Endurance » Grief
rank Does G-d Care When I'm Sad?Article
Or perhaps it's the other way around: we care, simply and only, because You, G-d, care
Society & Living » Voices » G-d and Us » Does G-d Care When I'm Sad?
rank Memory and LossArticle
"Remembrence" as a way to deal with the most painful of losses
Lifecycles » Death & Mourning » Library » Essays & Readings » Memory and Loss
rank Public PainArticle
is more bearable--and its recovery more certain
The Rebbe » Wisdom » Letters » Public Pain
rank 1988: Passing of the RebbetzinArticle
From a letter by the Rebbe When a close relative passes away, according to G-d’s will, those that remain here cannot see him anymore with their eyes or hear him with their ears. However, the soul in the World of Truth does see and hear, and when it sees ...
The Rebbe » Life » Timeline Biography » 1988: Passing of the Rebbetzin
rank ConsolationArticle
When you're feeling sad, do you go to your father or to your mother? Is it transcendence that you seek, or the solacing embrace that assures us that nothing is meaningless, that everything we are and feel can be borne, inhabited and redeemed?
Jewish Holidays » The Three Weeks » Insights » Consolation

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