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“Does she have unfinished business? Someone she needs to forgive her? Someone she needs to forgive?”
Close-up of an elderly persons wrinkled hands resting on top of a wooden cane, with soft lighting.
“For whom did the shofar call? The shofar called for me.”
A pomegranate, green leaves, and two shofars arranged on a white background.
“Rain clouds mass above, / so we race towards rows of stiff backed chairs…”
Watercolor painting of roses and greenery draped on a wooden structure under a cloudy sky.
“May we be reminded of the songs of Miriam, the keeper of the Mayim Hayim…”
Person in a green jacket stands by a calm lake, facing a forest of tall trees in the background.
“May Hashem bless you more each year…”
Two people hug each other closely, offering comfort and emotional support in an indoor setting.
This creative ritual can be done during a Yizkor service or other gatherings focused exploring on death, dying and legacy.
a family heirloom photo
This ritual can be adapted for personal or communal use.
A seashell rests on wet sand near the shoreline, with gentle waves in the background.
“Someone sneaking to the kitchen to warm the tzimmes / to ladle the soup, plate the brisket…”
A family gathered around a table set with wine, candles, and food, engaged in conversation.

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