Traditional Jewish mourning and bereavement practices are designed to help us bear our grief. But sometimes we need something more: a poem that captures our imagination, a creative ritual that addresses the particularity of our grief, a song that speaks to our heart. May you find a measure of comfort in your time of need.
“Maybe it was a niggun / That taught God how to speak”
“May we open our eyes to possibility, our ears to dialogue, our hearts to compassion”
Poem honoring the memory of Yitzchak Rabin, z”l
“Never surrender the fight for today”
“Let your example burn through us”
“It is Morning somewhere”
“Death is my teacher”
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