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Finding Each Other in Judaism: Meditations on the Rites of Passage from Birth to Immortality

Author Harold M. Schulweis
Publisher Urj Press
Category Religion
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Publisher Urj Press
ISBN / ASIN 080740764X
ISBN-13 9780807407646
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Category Religion
Marketplace United States
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Drawing from both traditional and contemporary Jewish sources, this book explores Jewish life-cycle passages such as birth, bar/bat mitzvah, conversion, marriage, illness, and the end of life. Using profound insights, meditations and poetry on the events and rites that frame Jewish life, Rabbi Schulweis provides insight and a greater sense of the meaning behind these rites of passage. It is precisely these life-cycle events and the rituals that accompany them that help us connect to one another and to the Image of God within ourselves and others.

-Deals with the peaks and valleys of life

-Uses prose and poetic meditations

-Draws from both traditional and contemporary Jewish sources

Rabbi Harold Schulweis is known and respected as one of modern Judaism's most significant and creative thinkers and authors. He is the senior rabbi of Valley Beth Shalom in Encino, CA, and the founder of the Jewish Foundation of the Rescuers.

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