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Finding Light Through Loss
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2023
Resources and support for members of the Jewish community to help deal with grief, illness and loss.
In loving memory of Shulamis bas Ephraim Betzalel
In loving memory of Shulamis bas Ephraim Betzalel
How to Find Light Through Loss and Tragedy with Rabbi Gershon Miller
Rabbi Gershon Miller takes us back to our past, learning from those who encountered terrible tragedy and who have already walked the path of hardship and pain. What fundamental principles did they know? What knowledge can we gain that held and guided them through times of tragic loss and pain?
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The role of hospice and palliative care when someone we love is sick or dying with Linda Goldberg
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How do we help those we love prepare for death? And how do we help ourselves prepare to lose someone we love? This conversation addresses these questions and many more. It discusses how we can honour the wishes of the dying, if and when to have ‘last’ conversations and how changing our perspective on this next stage of the neshoma’s journey does not mean we won’t still grieve.
Thoughts on grief from a prolific story teller with Rabbi Nachman Seltzer
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In this conversation Rabbi Nachman Seltzer shares incredible insights about grief and nechama. At Eli Beer’s request, he has completed a book in just four weeks bearing witness to the stories of the many courageous United Hatzala members who showed up in the midst of the war on October 7th and heroically saved many lives. They too are now grieving for the lives they could not save. He also shar...
Words of a teenager after losing her mother with Shira Noik
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9 months after losing her mother, Shira Noik, aged 17, answers questions about everything from having to celebrate the first birthday without her mother, the last few days before her mother passed away, the difficulty of sitting shiva as a teenager, managing friends and their expectations, feeling intense emotions, dealing with triggers and more. This is a fantastic conversation for other teens...
Why God Why? with Rabbi Gershon Schusterman
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Rabbi Gershon Schusterman shares his personal story of the sudden loss of his young wife, left to raise their 11 children, how he overcame his grudge against God and learned to believe in heaven when it hurts like hell.
How to find the meaning after loss with David Kessler
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You may be familiar with the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. After decades of research and his own experience with tragic loss, grief expert David Kessler ventured beyond that classic framework and sought a sixth, crucial stage: meaning. He shares practical wisdom and strategies for anyone seeking to honor a loved one's memory and move through life in...
How to talk to kids about death and grief with Rabbi Manis Friedman
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In this video Rabbi Friedman takes us through a process of how to talk to and help children understand more about death and grieving in a clear and extensive manner.
The Mitzva of Consoling Mourners with Rabbi Yecheskel Auerbach
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The two principles of loving kindness - and applying them to consoling and comforting mourners - what to say and more important what not to say.
The 5 stage Journey to Hope and Resilience with Rabbi Aron Litwin
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In this video class, Rabbi Aron Litwin expertly navigates the five stages of grief, blending ancient wisdom with modern insights. Explore denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, finding solace and practical guidance for your unique journey. Join Rabbi Litwin as he provides a compassionate space for healing.
Everyone's pain is their own with Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt
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It's tempting for us to judge the pain of others and decide whether they are feeling enough or too much. It's easy to do the same with our own pain also. But everyone is individually guided in the perfect process to find a way through their own challenges. Others do better when we support them, not judge them. We also do better when we allow our pain to take its own course without fighting or j...
Supporting children through bereavement with Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt
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One of hardest challenges in bereavement is supporting children. Parents, who know their children best, are in the best position to do so and are provided with the wisdom they need to succeed.
Pain as a friend with Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt
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It's so tempting to look to run from the pain in the bereavement. When I lost my wife I wanted to run away from life and travel the world. Ultimately, I found that respecting and eventually embracing the pain is much more meaningful and helpful.
Overcoming the discomfort of a shiva call with Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky
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Overcoming the discomfort of a shiva call with Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky
Answering Questions Teens Ask After Loss of a Parent - Part 1 with Rabbi Rubenstein
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Answering Questions Teens Ask After Loss of a Parent - Part 1 with Rabbi Rubenstein
Answering Questions Teens Ask After Loss of a Parent - Part 2 with Rabbi Rubenstein
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Answering Questions Teens Ask After Loss of a Parent - Part 2 with Rabbi Rubenstein
Sometimes the Answer Is No! with Rebecca Sarchi
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Sometimes the Answer Is No! with Rebecca Sarchi
Taking Comfort in Bereavement with Rabbi Jeremy Golker
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Taking Comfort in Bereavement with Rabbi Jeremy Golker
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? with Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
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Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? with Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
Q&A on Dealing with Pain and Grief with Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Q&A on Dealing with Pain and Grief with Rabbi YY Jacobson
"What Do I do With All The Sadness?" with Rabbi YY Jacobson
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"What Do I do With All The Sadness?" with Rabbi YY Jacobson
What Happens to Us After We Die? Afterlife, Paradise and Hell with Rabbi YY Jacobson
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What Happens to Us After We Die? Afterlife, Paradise and Hell with Rabbi YY Jacobson
Why Does Judaism Oppose Cremation? with Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Why Does Judaism Oppose Cremation? with Rabbi YY Jacobson
Finding Comfort in the Pain of Loss with Rabbi Leo Dee
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Finding Comfort in the Pain of Loss with Rabbi Leo Dee
The Soul and the World to Come with Rabbi Boruch Smith
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The Soul and the World to Come with Rabbi Boruch Smith
Profound Insights on Grief From a Mother Whose Son was Murdered with Sherri Mandell
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Profound Insights on Grief From a Mother Whose Son was Murdered with Sherri Mandell
Children and Grief: A Developmental Perspective with Sheryl Cohen
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Children and Grief: A Developmental Perspective with Sheryl Cohen
Preparing For and Healing From Grief with Rabbi Rietti
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Preparing For and Healing From Grief with Rabbi Rietti
1:27:48 beautiful.
A question I struggle with is: Since we are born against our will, how does one overcome the notion that whatever happens is also, in a way , against our will. Therefore, it is very challenging to have true Hakoras Hatov, either for good or bad. If someone throws you in prison, ostensibly for no reason, would you have the ability to have Hakoras Hatov for the food you received while in prison?
Very appropriate to publish this now!
God cannot be failure in plans of creations, expecting for end of world, the man who started writing his memories could have thought it, & wished to be future map to reach God.
Combination of body is like wife & soul to be husband, soul always cares for body . Soul never relaxing unless it's fed with past & futures, it gets from great historic preservation . Soul adds on from Creator to give account of justice system.