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“May the One who makes peace in the heavens / Bring peace to us, to our children, / To our communities, And to this broken world.”
Two people hugging each other tightly in a room, both with eyes closed.
“How do we know what will outlive us? / We all want to be remembered our lives to count for something…”
A starry night sky with a cosmic blend of blue and purple nebulae.
“Where I was planted, I took root and was uprooted…”
Two delicate, skeletal leaves on a twig against a soft yellow-green background.
A powerful ritual for when you have lost an animal companion
A corgi wearing a small bow tie
“May his/her dreams / be fulfilled / in every one of our breaths…”
two people sit on a dock looking out over a lake
“When my grandfather died, his body swelled again / fluid filled him, drowning him from inside.”
a pair of glasses sit on an open book
“The death of a sibling too is unique. It ignites our own vivid / sense of mortality.”
two brothers, one a child and one a toddler, hold hands and walk by a pond
“And still, here we are again / clutching to an ancient book / that has traveled through time / from bitterness to joy…”
an open Torah scroll
“When I open my mouth no sound comes out..”
a person in shadow bent in grief
“I want to remember / the sunny days / the spring showers / and smiles and laughter…”
sunlight over green fields and hills

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