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Rabbi Richard Address-Jewish Sacred Aging

A forum for the Jewish Community with resources and texts that feature discussions on the implications of the revolution in longevity for Baby Boomers and their families.

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Navigating Technology: Challenges and Tips for...

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2025/11/10

Jewish Sacred Aging's webmaster and podcast producer Steve Lubetkin discusses the evolving relationship seniors have with technology, outlining common challenges they face, such as rapid changes, memory issues, and physical limitations. [Read more...] The post Navigating Technology: Challenges and Tips for Seniors and Baby Boomers appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Harvesting our time: The sacred task of living each day

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2025/11/10

Rabbi Address reflects on the significance of time as one ages, emphasizing the Jewish approach to embracing life's moments. As individuals navigate the passage of time, traditions encourage meaning, purpose, and gratitude. Each day is viewed as a gift, urging seniors to cultivate joy, health, and connection, despite life’s challenges. [Read more...] The post Harvesting our time: The sacred task of living each day appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Simchat Chochmah – Marlene’s Meditation

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2025/11/02

Marlene reflects on her life's journey with gratitude, embracing learning and sharing wisdom. She expresses concern for the future of Judaism within her family and strives to set a positive example of spirituality. Overcoming despair, she appreciates her present life filled with love, community, and the beauty of the universe.[Read more...] The post Simchat Chochmah – Marlene’s Meditation appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Simchat Chochmah – A New Ritual to Mark Longevity

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2025/11/02

The Simchat Chochmah meditation aims to express gratitude for longevity and embrace life. This section highlights adult learners’ meditations leading to their personalized Simchat Chochmah observances. Readers are encouraged to submit their own prayers or meditations for significant birthdays or meaningful moments to RabbiAddress@JewishSacredAging.com. [Read more...] The post Simchat Chochmah – A New Ritual to Mark Longevity appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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BOTH SIDES NOW Monthly Webinar: November 24

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2025/10/31

Our monthly webinar, co facilitated by myself and Rabbi Mark Levin, will convene Monday November 24 at 4pm eastern/3pm central. This is an open forum for our communities to discuss the issues and events that [Read more...]The post BOTH SIDES NOW Monthly Webinar: November 24 appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Rabbi Address appears on International Institute for...

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2025/10/31

Rabbi Address explored the longevity revolution's effects on Jewish life and spirituality in a recent video podcast by the International Institute for Secular Jewish Humanism, hosted by Cantor Jonathan Friedman. [Read more...] The post Rabbi Address appears on International Institute for Secular Jewish Humanism podcast appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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A Humanistic Approach to Jewish Prayer: Insights from...

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2025/10/31

In this episode of Seekers of Meaning, Rabbi Address interviews Dr. Herbert Levine about his prayer book, "Blessed Are You, Wondrous Universe," which merges Judaism, science, and spirituality. They explore the role of seekers, community, and music in spiritual practices, promoting a non-theistic approach to enhance meaningful Jewish experiences. [Read more...] The post A Humanistic Approach to Jewish Prayer: Insights from Dr. Herbert Levine – Seekers of Meaning 10/31/2025 appeared first on

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Walking in Memphis

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2025/10/28

Contributing writer Jayne Jacova Feld reflects on a recent journey to Memphis, exploring its historical and cultural significance through iconic music and civil rights history. She connects personal grief with broader struggles for freedom and justice, discovering that kindness is a revolutionary act. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of communal resilience and emotional expression in the face of adversity. [Read more...] The post Walking in Memphis appeared first on Jewish Sacred

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While Sitting in the Park, a Thought Came to Me….

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2025/10/27

Sandy Taradash reflects on her upbringing in a patriotic environment, emphasizing the value of hard work and education, and laments the societal changes of the new century, recognizing repeated historical conflicts and questioning whether humanity has learned from the past. [Read more...] The post While Sitting in the Park, a Thought Came to Me…. appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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A Fulfilling Senior Life

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2025/10/20

A fulfilling senior life requires a healthy body, an active mind, and a loving spirit, according to a new poem by Larry Rosenberg.[Read more...] The post A Fulfilling Senior Life appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Vaccines and Jewish Ethics: A Response to Florida’s...

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2025/10/20

Florida plans to end all vaccine mandates, sparking concern among public health professionals. Dr. Adam Skrzynski discusses Judaism's ethical obligation towards vaccination, highlighting the importance of preserving life through evidence-based medical treatments. It emphasizes communal responsibility and concludes that vaccine refusal undermines individual and societal well-being, criticizing Florida’s decision as regressive. [Read more...] The post Vaccines and Jewish Ethics: A Response to

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Shout DAYENU!

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2025/10/12

As the release of the HOSTAGES approaches, Sandy Tardash reminds us there is a mix of anxiety and hope among people. The journey ahead for healing and rebuilding relations between Israelis and Palestinians will require patience, empathy, and collaboration. We express gratitude for the impending return, while also calling for an end to suffering. [Read more...] The post Shout DAYENU! appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Next Session 10/27 (CORRECTED DATE) 4 p.m. EDT/3 p.m....

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2025/10/09

Join a monthly discussion on aging issues, exploring joys and challenges through Jewish tradition. The next session, facilitated by Rabbis Richard Address and Mark Levin, is free of charge and will take place on October 17 from 4:00-5:30 PM EDT. Register by emailing markhowardlevin@gmail.com with "We're Aging" in the subject line. [Read more...] The post Next Session 10/27 (CORRECTED DATE) 4 p.m. EDT/3 p.m. CDT – From Both Sides Now: Monthly Conversations on Our Life’s Journey appeared

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Old People at the Movies. Watching Old People in the...

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2025/10/05

Reb Carl Viniar shares his passionate love for movies, particularly enjoying romantic comedies and independent films in this review of "The Thursday Murder Club," a British whodunit featuring relatable senior characters solving a murder in their retirement village. [Read more...] The post Old People at the Movies. Watching Old People in the Movies. My First Jewish Sacred Aging Movie Review. appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Creating Virtual Communities: Rabbi Novak’s...

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2025/10/03

In this episode of the Seekers of Meaning TV Show, Rabbi Richard Address interviews Rabbi Mark Novak, founder of the online spiritual community MOSH, which developed during the COVID-19 pandemic. They explore MOSH's growth, the significance of pastoral care in a digital era, and Rabbi Novak's journey, highlighting storytelling's role in spiritual development.[Read more...] The post Creating Virtual Communities: Rabbi Novak’s Zoom-agogue – Seekers of Meaning 10/3/2025 appeared first on

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To Touch

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2025/10/01

Chaplain Barry Pitegoff, BCC, points out how the parsha Nitzavim emphasizes unity as diverse individuals stand together before Moses. He focuses on the importance of physical touch, referencing historical and contemporary examples of hand-holding and hugs as vital to human connection. [Read more...] The post To Touch appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Yizkor Vision

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2025/09/29

A poem by Reb Simcha Raphael reflects on the Yizkor prayers, a Jewish memorial tradition that connects mourners with their deceased loved ones. [Read more...] The post Yizkor Vision appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Yedid Nefesh — “Beloved of the Soul”

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2025/09/28

At four, Isabel Balotin saw her grandmother express gratitude to God for nature's beauty, a moment that shaped her understanding of prayer. [Read more...] The post Yedid Nefesh — “Beloved of the Soul” appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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The Chutzpah, the Nosh and the Oy Veys of Celebrating...

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2025/09/17

As the High Holidays approach, Sandy Taradash highlights the importance of Jewish traditions and the Yiddish language, connecting generations through shared experiences, memories, and cultural nuances. Celebrating these sacred days encompasses honoring relationships and the vibrant history of Jewish life, encouraging warmth, humor, and unity in the face of modern challenges. [Read more...] The post The Chutzpah, the Nosh and the Oy Veys of Celebrating 5786! appeared first on Jewish Sacred

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Mussar and Recovery: A Path to Healing – Seekers of...

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2025/09/12

In this episode of Seekers of Meaning, Rabbi Address discusses the integration of Mussar and addiction recovery with guests Rabbi Harvey Winokur and Hannah L, authors of Mussar in Recovery. They highlight community, higher power, and amends within Jewish tradition, offering practical tools for personal growth and healing through the principles of Mussar and the 12-step program.[Read more...] The post Mussar and Recovery: A Path to Healing – Seekers of Meaning 9/12/2025 appeared first on

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