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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 Sexuality and Aging: Key Insights from Dr....

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2026/02/05

Dr. Daniel N. Watter's article addresses the complexities of aging and sexuality, challenging negative societal perceptions. He underscores that many older adults maintain sexual satisfaction despite physical changes. The article promotes the "Good-Enough Sex Model" and existential therapy to help individuals navigate emotional concerns, emphasizing the ongoing importance of intimacy in later life.[Read more...] The post Navigating Sexuality and Aging: Key Insights from Dr. Daniel Watter appeared

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Rocket Doctor Brings AI to Healthcare Diagnostics

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2026/02/03

Rocket Doctor AI, led by Dr. Essam Hamza, develops specialized AI solutions for healthcare, using a closed database of verified medical information to ensure accuracy. [Read more...] The post Rocket Doctor Brings AI to Healthcare Diagnostics appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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MAID Panel Discussion: Family Experiences and...

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2026/02/01

Medical aid in dying (MAID) allows terminally ill patients to choose their death through prescribed medication, currently legal in 11 states and D.C. Rabbi Address recently participated in a panel that discussed the emotional and ethical aspects of MAID.[Read more...] The post MAID Panel Discussion: Family Experiences and Spiritual Insights appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Both Sides Now Webinar for Older Adults February 23

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2026/01/31

Shalom. This is a reminder from myself and Rabbi Mark Levin that our monthly Both Sides Now webinar will be Monday, February 23at 4pm east/3pm central. We look forward to seeing you for this month’s [Read more...] The post Both Sides Now Webinar for Older Adults February 23 appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Thoughts about B´shallach, this week’s Torah portion,...

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2026/01/28

Rabbi Fred Davidow compares the choices facing the Israelites at the Red Sea to the choices facing us as we age. [Read more...] The post Thoughts about B´shallach, this week’s Torah portion, and Aging appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Embracing life after 80: Insights and reflections

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2026/01/20

Sandy Taradash responds to Mark Wolkoff's post, sharing reflections on aging and self-fulfillment as she approaches 80. While acknowledging physical changes, she emphasizes the importance of mental vitality and personal interests. Embracing her newfound free time, she explores self-care and finds joy in simple pleasures, encouraging others to prioritize themselves in their golden years. [Read more...] The post Embracing life after 80: Insights and reflections appeared first on Jewish Sacred

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Blessings for a New Year

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2026/01/19

Chaplain Barry Pitegoff shares a heartfelt prayer for the New Year written by Rabbi Fred Klein, emphasizing themes of inspiration, reflection, and connection. The prayer encourages personal growth, forgiveness, and the pursuit of joy, urging individuals to build a better world for themselves and others while wishing peace for all. [Read more...] The post Blessings for a New Year appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Overcoming Inertia: Steps to Find New Interests –...

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2026/01/18

In this Simchat Chochmah meditation, Mark Wolkoff reflects on turning 80 and identifies a process for self-discovery by posing three key questions to guide his exploration.[Read more...] The post Overcoming Inertia: Steps to Find New Interests – Simchat Chochmah from Mark Wolkoff appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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The Healing Power of Love: Insights from Dr. Stephen...

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2026/01/16

In this episode of Seekers of Meaning, Rabbi Address and Dr. Stephen Post discuss love, kindness, and spiritual renewal in today's world. They emphasize the importance of compassion, especially in healthcare and education, while addressing technology's challenges. Dr. Post shares insights from his book, promoting a framework for achieving inner peace through pure love. [Read more...] The post The Healing Power of Love: Insights from Dr. Stephen Post – Seekers of Meaning 1/26/2026 appeared

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Embracing strength: Preventing falls and cultivating...

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2026/01/09

In Jewish tradition, aging is honored as a journey of wisdom and connection, yet it brings physical challenges, particularly the risk of falling. Julia Howells writes that older adults can significantly reduce this risk through strength training and mindful physical activity. Practical exercises and home adjustments promote resilience, ensuring continued engagement with life and community. [Read more...] The post Embracing strength: Preventing falls and cultivating vitality in sacred aging appeared

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“Nothing new under the sun”— except for the history...

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2026/01/05

Sandy Taradash reflects on the challenges faced in 2025, particularly concerning family dynamics and emotional health. Drawing from Ecclesiastes, she explores themes of life's cyclical nature, including love, loss, and the necessity of letting go of toxic relationships. The discussion highlights how past experiences shape our understanding of present challenges, emphasizing the importance of awareness and resilience. [Read more...] The post “Nothing new under the sun”— except for the history we

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The things they don’t tell you in books about caregiving

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2025/12/29

This essay reflects the emotional journey of a caregiver supporting a spouse with dementia. It explores feelings of loneliness, anxiety, guilt, and the struggle of balancing caregiving duties with personal needs. The author underscores the importance of self-care and finding hope amidst the challenges while also emphasizing the enduring love that persists despite the changes.[Read more...] The post The things they don’t tell you in books about caregiving appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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The Pit of Awakening

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2025/12/22

The pit represents a challenging existence, where individuals often feel trapped by circumstances or others. Renowned leaders find solace in dreaming of a better life outside this pit, leading to spiritual transformation. Acceptance of one's reality fosters a new existence, free from despair, enabling personal growth and connection with a higher purpose. [Read more...] The post The Pit of Awakening appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Movie Maven

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2025/12/17

Reb Carl Viniar reviews "Eleanor the Great," starring 96-year-old June Squibb. The film explores themes of aging, Jewish identity, grief, and the importance of community and storytelling. [Read more...] The post Movie Maven appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Plagued by My Rituals

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2025/12/15

Sandy Taradash reflects on personal traditions surrounding Chanukah, emphasizing the significance of rituals in connecting to family, faith, and community. Despite feeling alone, the joy of lighting candles and giving gifts remains. Sandy says she finds solace in practices that symbolize love and protection for her loved ones, fostering a sense of continuity and connection with their heritage. [Read more...] The post Plagued by My Rituals appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Chanukah: That Most Celebrated and Paradoxical of the...

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2025/12/10

Chanukah represents a paradoxical blend of religious and secular significance, commemorating Jewish triumph over Hellenism while largely being a festive occasion for many non-religious Jews. Despite its historical roots in the Judean revolt, it has evolved into a symbol of freedom and identity, often overshadowed by later interpretations and secular celebrations. [Read more...] The post Chanukah: That Most Celebrated and Paradoxical of the Jewish Holidays appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Voices for NEVER AGAIN!

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2025/12/08

Sandy Taradash's poem emphasizes the importance of individual voice and action against oppression. It calls for collective resistance and awareness, encouraging people, especially children, to recognize deceit and stand strong. Drawing on historical memory, it firmly declares a commitment to defending Israel and democracy with the mantra "NEVER AGAIN." [Read more...] The post Voices for NEVER AGAIN! appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Movement is Medicine

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2025/12/03

Guest contributor Julia Howells emphasizes that the longevity revolution for boomers calls for active engagement, mirroring Abraham's journey in Parashat Lech Lecha. Daily movement, particularly walking, is essential for maintaining health and vitality, reducing pain and improving mental clarity. Howells advocates integrated wellness programs tailored for women navigating midlife.[Read more...] The post Movement is Medicine appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Now is my story

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2025/12/01

At nearly 80, Sherry Wolkoff reflects on her life, acknowledging regrets but emphasizing the importance of living in the present. She aims to cultivate relationships while accepting physical limitations. Preparing for the future, she’s organizing her affairs and focusing on joy, spirituality, and making the most of her remaining time. [Read more...] The post Now is my story appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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BOTH SIDES NOW Monthly Webinar: December 29

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2025/11/29

Our monthly webinar, co facilitated by myself and Rabbi Mark Levin, will convene Monday, December 29 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: December 29 appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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