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I remember those moments, sitting there on my daddy’s lap watching the thumbnail marks gradually spreading over the page. That piece of time is crystallized in my memory. I can still replay the fascination with the idea that those thumbnail marks were cre...
Isn’t it a little unfair that all my life I was more Jewish than my friends, was even subjected to anti-Semitism, and after all that I’m told I need to convert?
My mother-in-law had wanted me to find a publisher for the content of her five notebooks that she filled with vignettes, quotes and her philosophy on family and faith. Not only that—she had the major publishing houses in mind.
It didn’t surprise me that Rivka’s family elected to erect the stone earlier to provide this tribute as soon as they could to the wife and mother whom they accompanied as far as death’s door.
When our time on earth winds down, our focus naturally turns to the next generation, the children, who depend on our wisdom and life experience.
One of the ways that we cope with loss is to try to ensure that the memory of our loved ones does not fade.
What about the bond between the bereaved and the departed loved one? Has that bond been severed?
The great purpose in physical life
What is the true living legacy a person leaves after passing on? Learn how the righteous continue to live on and have tremendous impact on this physical world.
Mikvah, Torah, and Tea
Rashi Minkowicz, a dynamic young woman and mother of eight kids, was the co-director of the Chabad center in Alpharetta, Georgia when she unexpected passed away in 2014, yet she continues to inspire countless lives. Her aunt Shaindy Jacobson warmly reflec...
What the Living Can Do for the Departed
Discover how we can assist, bring comfort, and form a living legacy for those we hold dear that passed on.
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