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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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Substack Welcomes Independent Journalists

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2025/07/17

This article discusses the impact of Substack.com on journalism, highlighting how it allows former mainstream journalists to publish independently. Notable journalists have embraced Substack for its user-friendly platform and direct income model. As traditional media contracts, Substack emerges as a vital avenue for independent reporting and community engagement. [Read more...]The post Substack Welcomes Independent Journalists appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Coming to Sun City Center

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2025/07/07

Rabbi Phil Cohen reflects on his experiences serving various congregations across the U.S., with his next position in Sun City Center, Florida, set within a senior community. His role focuses on addressing challenges, strengthening connections, and fostering a communal spirit among residents, emphasizing the importance of companionship and shared Jewish life. [Read more...]The post Coming to Sun City Center appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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ENCORE: Seekers of Meaning 6/6/2025: Navigating the...

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2025/07/04

This week's episode of Seekers of Meaning features Rabbi Address interviewing Barry Jacobs and Julia Meyer, authors of the AARP Caregiver Answer Book. They discuss the challenges caregivers face, including emotional, financial, and spiritual aspects, while providing guidance on planning, support systems, and coping strategies essential for caregivers. [Read more...]The post ENCORE: Seekers of Meaning 6/6/2025: Navigating the Complexities of Caregiving appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Next Session 7/21 – From Both Sides Now: Monthly...

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2025/07/03

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 July 21 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 7/21 – From Both Sides Now: Monthly Conversations on Our Life’s Journey appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Is This The Summer Of Our Discontent?

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2025/07/02

This may be one of those transitional moments in our life. Our generation has lived through several traumas in our lifetime as well as numerous social change movements. Many of us were nurtured on dreams [Read more...]The post Is This The Summer Of Our Discontent? appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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What I learned from my granddaughter’s college thesis...

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2025/06/30

Sandy Taradash reflects on her granddaughter Shayna's graduation from the University of Oregon and her impressive thesis on the sustainability in branding. [Read more...]The post What I learned from my granddaughter’s college thesis paper appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Columbia House in the Wilderness

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2025/06/29

Chaplain Cindy Tanz reflects on personal and societal nostalgia, recalling her childhood during turbulent times. She draws parallels between historic events and contemporary issues like political unrest and social justice. She finds solace in community and question the illusions of safety and leadership, emphasizing the importance of personal and spiritual growth amid ongoing struggles. [Read more...] The post Columbia House in the Wilderness appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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What would a Judaism-based medical practice look like?

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2025/06/22

Dr. Adam Skrzynski explores the integration of Jewish spirituality with medical practice, emphasizing the need for ethical guidance in healthcare decision-making. [Read more...] The post What would a Judaism-based medical practice look like? appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Stuck in Tel Aviv

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2025/06/18

In Tel Aviv, Rabbi Phil Cohen walks through the city while working on a project interviewing rabbis amid ongoing warfare. Despite fears and missile alerts, Phil appreciates the unique culture of the country while feeling discombobulated. [Read more...] The post Stuck in Tel Aviv appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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From Doing to Being, with Awe

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2025/06/17

In a Toronto winter, Dr. Arielle Berger facilitates a conversation on spirituality with elderly patients, highlighting their shared experiences of awe that connect them deeply to life. Emphasizing the importance of appreciating existence beyond accomplishments, Dr. Berger discusses the societal neglect of this profound aspect, particularly facing aging and mortality. [Read more...] The post From Doing to Being, with Awe appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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AI Innovations in Long-Term Care: Predicting Costs...

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2025/06/16

The article introduces WaterLily.com, a startup using AI to predict when seniors will need long-term care and how to finance it. CEO Lily Vittayarukskul, inspired by her family's caregiving experiences, emphasizes the tool's accuracy and ease for financial advisors. The platform simplifies planning by analyzing health insurance policies and expected care needs. [Read more...] The post AI Innovations in Long-Term Care: Predicting Costs and Needs appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Caregiving as a new life stage: Valley Beit Midrash...

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2025/06/11

Rabbi Address conducted "The Art of Caregiving," a webinar for Valley Beit Midrash on June 4, 2025. The session explored caregiving through Jewish texts, focusing on themes of honoring and respecting parents, financial responsibilities, and the implications of technology on caregiving terminology and quality of life issues, including Medical Aid in Dying. [Read more...]The post Caregiving as a new life stage: Valley Beit Midrash Webinar, June 4, 2025 appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Rabbi Address appears on the Boomer Banter Podcast

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2025/06/11

Rabbi Richard Address and Wendy Green discuss acceptance and surrender as essential tools for enhancing self-relationship during aging. [Read more...] The post Rabbi Address appears on the Boomer Banter Podcast appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Not Celebrating Father’s Day

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2025/06/09

Sandy reflects on the profound impact of losing both parents in a tragic car accident at age 16. Struggling with sudden responsibilities, she navigates her new identity and the loss of familial experiences. She honors her father's legacy, emphasizing moral values and character development, while acknowledging the ongoing influence of her parents in her life. [Read more...] The post Not Celebrating Father’s Day appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Finding Hope and Self-Care in Turbulent Times

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2025/06/08

Reb Carl Viniar reflects on escalating fears stemming from global turmoil, political instability, and personal uncertainty. He emphasizes the need for coping strategies like scheduling news consumption, self-care, and community engagement to combat feelings of powerlessness and despair, while advocating for proactive change and maintaining Jewish identity despite rising dangers. [Read more...] The post Finding Hope and Self-Care in Turbulent Times appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Shavuot: The meaning and agricultural roots of the...

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2025/06/01

Judaism's pilgrimage festivals, particularly Shavuot and Passover, were tied to agriculture. Shavuot marked the wheat harvest and the giving of the Torah. Following the Second Temple's destruction, Shavuot became associated with religious significance. Modern observances include dairy foods and all-night Torah study, reflecting renewed agricultural ties in Israel and communal celebrations. [Read more...]The post Shavuot: The meaning and agricultural roots of the holiday appeared first on Jewish

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Rabbi Roy Furman’s “Torah Wrestling”: A Deep Dive...

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2025/05/30

In this episode, Rabbi Address discusses Rabbi Roy Furman's book "Torah Wrestling," which examines moral dilemmas in the Torah and the reinterpretation of traditional narratives. The book encourages readers from diverse backgrounds to engage with biblical teachings, fostering meaningful dialogue on contemporary issues while rediscovering the relevance of sacred texts. [Read more...]The post Rabbi Roy Furman’s “Torah Wrestling”: A Deep Dive into Moral Challenges on 5/30/2025

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The Unresolved Trauma of COVID-19

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2025/05/27

The pandemic's trauma has not been adequately addressed in society, leading to increased division and distrust. Unlike the Jewish tradition of remembrance, the collective grief from COVID-19 remains unprocessed, stifling healing. To overcome this, society must confront and honor the memories of those lost, acknowledging both grief and resilience to foster healing. [Read more...]The post The Unresolved Trauma of COVID-19 appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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The Speed of Aging

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2025/05/18

JSA contributor Larry Rosenberg reflects on the changing pace of life across different stages in this new poem. [Read more...]The post The Speed of Aging appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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A day that calls us for sacred service

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2025/05/15

The 33rd day of the Omer, Lag B’Omer, is a mini festival marking a pause in mourning, often centered on marriages. Though many in the Jewish community are unaware of its significance, it symbolizes the importance of extending hands and hearts in acts of service and fostering community connection, especially during challenging times. [Read more...] The post A day that calls us for sacred service appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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