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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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Ki Tetze (Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19) — How and what...

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2025/09/04

Ki Tetze emphasizes a social order based on community and adherence to God's directives. It challenges modern ethics, particularly through verses urging the restoration of lost elements, like health and humanity. The isolation of recent times has strained civility and respect, prompting a call to rebuild our common bonds. [Read more...] The post Ki Tetze (Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19) — How and what shall we restore? appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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A Catskill Gal Remembers Labor Day

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2025/09/01

As Labor Day weekend is upon us, nostalgic memories of the Catskills in the 1950s and ’60s resurface. Isabel Balotin reminisces about summer's end, marked by goodbyes and transitions from lively tourist seasons to quiet routines. Recently, the region shows signs of revival, with families and communities gathering, reconnecting with its nostalgic charm and beauty. [Read more...] The post A Catskill Gal Remembers Labor Day appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Next Session 09/29 4 p.m. EDT/3 p.m. CDT – From Both...

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2025/08/27

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 September 29 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 09/29 4 p.m. EDT/3 p.m. CDT – From Both Sides Now: Monthly Conversations on Our Life’s Journey appeared first on Jewish

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Labriut — A brief summary of caregiving for Toby

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2025/08/27

Rabbi Bruce Kahn writes about his experience caring for his wife Toby as she journeys through Alzheimer's Disease. [Read more...] The post Labriut — A brief summary of caregiving for Toby appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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My Philosophy of Health: The Middle Way

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2025/08/25

Adam Skrzynski discusses the concept of balance in life and health, reflected in traditions like Buddhism and Jewish teachings, and emphasizes the importance of aligning physical and emotional states. Simple, mindful practices and listening to our bodies can guide us toward optimal wellness, avoiding the complexity and extremes of modern society. Achieving balance is vital for health and wellbeing. [Read more...] The post My Philosophy of Health: The Middle Way appeared first on Jewish Sacred

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Navigating Life’s Changes at 88: A Personal Reflection

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2025/08/24

New JSA contributor Joel Kreiss reflects on his life. He reminisces about his close-knit Brooklyn upbringing, contrasting it with modern family dynamics and the subsequent migration to suburban living. As society changes, he faces uncertainty regarding aging and care options, and admits feeling overwhelmed by unanswered questions. [Read more...] The post Navigating Life’s Changes at 88: A Personal Reflection appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Sages and Seekers: A Successful Intergenerational...

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2025/08/22

In this episode of the Seekers of Meaning TV Show, Rabbi Address interviews Rabbi Ariel Milan-Polisar and participants Pam Austin and Joey Lieberson about the "Sages and Seekers" program at Congregation Kol Ami. This initiative fosters relationships between generations, emphasizing community connection and personal relationships, with plans for future expansion.[Read more...] The post Sages and Seekers: A Successful Intergenerational Program – Seekers of Meaning 8/22/2025 appeared first on

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The Spiritual Practice of Airbnb Hosting: Creating...

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2025/08/17

In 2017, Rabbi Geela Rayzel Raphael shared her experiences hosting Airbnb guests, viewing it as a spiritual practice and mitzvah. During the pandemic, she shifted to longer-term guests, fostering community and support. She emphasizes the need for accessible housing, invoking tradition to encourage those with space to help the financially insecure, ultimately promoting dignity and connection.[Read more...] The post The Spiritual Practice of Airbnb Hosting: Creating Community appeared first on

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Making Sure Emails Get Through

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2025/08/12

Unsolicited commercial emails, or spam, clutter inboxes and can incorrectly label messages from trusted sources as junk. Users can manually mark these emails as “not spam” through various email providers, including Comcast, Gmail, AOL, and Yahoo. Steps vary by platform, but educating filters improves future email delivery. [Read more...] The post Making Sure Emails Get Through appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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God in the water

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2025/08/11

JSA contributor Jayne Jacova Feld explores the connection between swimming and spiritual praise, likening rising bubbles to the potential of sincere devotion. [Read more...] The post God in the water appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Va’etchanan – I pleaded

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2025/08/08

Rabbinic student Sylvia Turner-Yanofsky reflects on the emotional journey of pleading for mercy in the face of loss and mortality, particularly through the lens of Moshe's yearning for the Promised Land.[Read more...] The post Va’etchanan – I pleaded appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Thoughts on October 7

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2025/08/06

Dr. Adam Skrzynski discusses how his view of the world changed since the October 7, 2023 Hamas terror attack on Israel.[Read more...] The post Thoughts on October 7 appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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The Grief of Tisha B’av: Lessons from Moshe

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2025/08/04

This week's parshah, Devarim, features Moshe's imperfect retelling of his life's journey, reflecting on grief and legacy. As Tisha b’Av approaches, contributing writer Seraphina Ferraro suggests ways we connect with Jewish sorrows, acknowledging past and present losses. Moshe, burdened by history, offers a personal narrative shaped by memory, urging us to reflect on our collective pain and future.[Read more...] The post The Grief of Tisha B’av: Lessons from Moshe appeared first on Jewish

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Never Give Up

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2025/07/30

Rabbinic pastor Reb Carl Viniar reflects on teaching at the Aleph Kallah, initially stepping in unexpectedly but ultimately embracing the experience. Meeting Max Amichai Heppner, a Holocaust survivor, inspired discussions on humanity's capacity for both war and peace, emphasizing resilience and compassion in the face of societal challenges. [Read more...]The post Never Give Up appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Where can family caregivers find more support?

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2025/07/29

Rabbi Rebecca Ratner Kamil introduces a new caregiving coaching and support program called Steadii, which offers free 1:1 coaching and virtual support for caregivers. Steadii addresses issues like burnout, family dynamics, and decision-making. Caregivers can engage through live chats, consultations, or ongoing sessions, emphasizing the importance of supporting those who care for loved ones. [Read more...]The post Where can family caregivers find more support? appeared first on Jewish Sacred

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Tisha B’Av: For whom, for what do we mourn?

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2025/07/28

Tisha B’Av, observed on August 3, memorializes the destruction of the Temples and other calamities in Jewish history. This year, it prompts reflection on personal and collective losses, including the generational divide regarding Israel and rising antisemitism. As the Jewish community transforms, choices today will shape future identities. [Read more...] The post Tisha B’Av: For whom, for what do we mourn? appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Do You Like Your Siblings?

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2025/07/27

Sibling relationships can be both rewarding and challenging, often shaped by family dynamics. The biblical stories of Cain and Abel, Jacob and Esau, and Joseph and his brothers illustrate jealousy, estrangement, and forgiveness.Sandy Taradash recalls a birthday gathering where siblings shared personal experiences, highlighting the complexities of sibling connections, ultimately questioning the nature of familial love and friendship. [Read more...] The post Do You Like Your Siblings? appeared first

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Next Session 8/18 4 p.m. EDT/3 p.m. CDT – From Both...

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2025/07/25

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 August 18 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 8/18 4 p.m. EDT/3 p.m. CDT – From Both Sides Now: Monthly Conversations on Our Life’s Journey appeared first on Jewish

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Judaism and Medicine: Where Do Experts Stand?

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2025/07/23

Dr. Adam Skrzynski discusses the ongoing need for doctors to consider a role for Judaism in health care amidst societal skepticism towards experts. [Read more...]The post Judaism and Medicine: Where Do Experts Stand? appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Going for 100% in My 80s

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2025/07/20

Larry Rosenberg offers another poem in which he rejects the societal view of aging, expressing vitality and an eagerness for personal growth in his 80s. [Read more...] The post Going for 100% in My 80s appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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