Topic Tags: death

This ritual is designed to support you as you help your loved one to transition peacefully and filled with love. 

“Does she have unfinished business? Someone she needs to forgive her? Someone she needs to forgive?”

Were you there, in wisps // of dreams that eluded me? // Maybe you’re off doing whatever // soul work awaited you. Or poof, // evaporated.

My friends will stand // among the trees // saying Kaddish.

“God who weeps with us all, / hold my aching heart…”

This creative ritual can be done during a Yizkor service or other gatherings focused exploring on death, dying and legacy.

The Reconstructionist version of the Mourner’s Kaddish.

The poet frames the loss of life in Israel and in Gaze with this powerful liturgy

“Time for your / soul to take flight, time for your soul / to light a new star.”