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May their memories be for a blessing – and may their stories always help us learn and grow.
Explore answers to the most frequently asked questions about Jewish life, death, burial, shiva, mourning, and the afterlife.
Shiva is our blueprint for mourning. If we follow its structure, we can move through loss together as a community.
It’s okay to struggle with the concept of God. In fact, it’s commanded of us.
Jerusalem is the eternal heart of the Jewish people. If we get to know her, it is where we can all feel at home and at peace.
When it comes to this well-known mitzvah, it’s our attitude that matters. The challenge is finding the balance we need to fulfill it.
The key to true richness is the ability to take pleasure in what we have.
To live with bravery, we must conquer our more basic animal inclinations.
Arrogance blocks our potential for wisdom. Humility is the key to our growth.
The life of our forefather Abraham can teach us valuable lessons about our own.
Every moment of life is a gift. How might we learn to truly appreciate it and take pleasure in its source?
In order to love others, we need to understand what it is – and how to find it.
Putting effort into keeping a healthy friendship alive is one of the holiest things we can do – but how?
Every holiday is a special opportunity for us to understand where we have come from and where we are going.
What is Shabbat?What’s so special about our day of rest? How can it help us grow?
Does God hear our prayers? Must we utter them only in a house of worship?
According to our sages, we can tell a lie in only three circumstances.
What are our intentions when we speak about others? How can we use words to help, instead of hurt?
We can bring so much light and love into the world with our words. “Lashon hara” is what happens when we choose to do the opposite.
When we lose someone, we say the Kaddish – though its words can be challenging to understand.
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