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The Torah has a unique word to describe the death of a child because it is a pain that never leaves.
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My first experience helping to prepare the body of a deceased person for his funeral.
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Coping with the emotional and spiritual issues of this difficult time.
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The Jewish stages of mourning raises one from the abyss of despair to the normalcy of daily life.
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Some explanations for the laws and customs of Jewish burial.
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Elevating the soul of a departed loved one.
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Proper etiquette and practical advice.
A Jewish perspective on the tragedy of suicide.
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Why Jewish burial is important — for you and the soul of the departed.
Dos and don'ts at a shiva house.
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Practical ideas for helping to ease someone through the mourning process.
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The power of Mishnah study to raise the level of a departed soul.
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The traditional Jewish words in comforting a mourner can go to the deepest place.
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What is the right thing to say to someone in deep pain? Jewish insights into comforting those who need it most.
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