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Mourning and Mitzvah by Rabbi Anne Brener MAJCS MA LCSW

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Mourning and Mitzvah

A Guided Journal for Walking the Mourner’s Path Through Grief to Healing

Rabbi Anne Brener MAJCS MA LCSW, Anne Brener

Turner Publishing Company · Print & ebook · August 22, 2017

Reading lane: Jewish Rituals & Practice

Fully revised with a new author's preface, epilogue, and over a dozen new guided exercises, Anne Brener brings us an innovative integration of Jewish tradition and modern professional resources in this 25th anniversary edition of a modern classic.

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Authors
Rabbi Anne Brener MAJCS MA LCSW, Anne Brener
Publisher
Turner Publishing Company
Published
August 22, 2017
Format
Print & ebook
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Jewish Rituals & Practice · Jewish Prayerbooks
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Jewish Rituals & Practice

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About This Book

Fully revised with a new author's preface, epilogue, and over a dozen new guided exercises, Anne Brener brings us an innovative integration of Jewish tradition and modern professional resources in this 25th anniversary edition of a modern classic. Mourning & Mitzvah gives spiritual insight and healing wisdom to those who mourn a death, to those who would help them, and to those who face a loss of any kind Mourning & Mitzvah teaches you the power and strength available to you...

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Fully revised with a new author's preface, epilogue, and over a dozen new guided exercises, Anne Brener brings us an innovative integration of Jewish tradition and modern professional resources in this 25th anniversary edition of a modern classic. Mourning & Mitzvah gives spiritual insight and healing wisdom to those who mourn a death, to those who would help them, and to those who face a loss of any kind Mourning & Mitzvah teaches you the power and strength available to you in the fully experienced mourning process. When the temple stood in the ancient city of Jerusalem, mourners walked through the gates and into the courtyard along a specifically designated mourner’s path. As they walked, they came face to face with all the other members of the community, who greeted them with the ancestor of the blessing, “May God comfort you among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.” In this way, the community embraced those suffering bereavement, yet allowed for unique experiences of grief.

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