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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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Reflections on Life: My Second Bar Mitzvah Experience

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2026/04/05

Steve Friedman celebrated his 83rd birthday by renewing his Bar Mitzvah, marking 70 years since his first ceremony. On March 13, 2026, he delivered a heartfelt D'var Torah at Kol Ami, reflecting on the sense of community and personal growth over his lifetime, emphasizing the significance of a personal inner Mishkan.[Read more...] The post Reflections on Life: My Second Bar Mitzvah Experience appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Both Sides Now Webinar for April

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2026/04/04

This month's Both Sides Now webinar for older adults, hosted by Rabbi Mark Levin and Rabbi Address, offers a free, open discussion on various issues facing participants. Join us on March 30, 2026, from 4 PM to 5:30 PM ET. To register, email markhowardlevin@gmail.com with "We're Aging" in the subject line. [Read more...] The post Both Sides Now Webinar for April appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Passover: From doubt to redemption through community

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2026/04/02

Rabbi Address makes note of Rabbi Jonathan Zasloff's recent article about the importance of navigating the current age of uncertainty through a moral struggle to maintain core values and community. He emphasizes the ritual of Passover, particularly the Seder, as a time to reflect on personal and communal liberation, encouraging a return to what is sacred. [Read more...] The post Passover: From doubt to redemption through community appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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God Assures Moses: “You’ve Got This”

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2026/04/01

In his D'Var Torah, Cantor David Fair reflects on Moses' anxiety and God's reassuring presence as a model for leadership. He emphasizes the importance of supporting others and ourselves through compassion, using God's 13 Attributes of Mercy. Cantor Fair encourages a kinder, more understanding approach to personal failures, advocating for grace and self-love. [Read more...] The post God Assures Moses: “You’ve Got This” appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Pass over the chaos — Spring cleaning for our soul

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2026/03/30

In a chaotic world, Sandy Taradash reflects on legacy and the importance of sharing stories with future generations, particularly grandchildren. As baby boomers face personal introspection, they emphasize the significance of emotional connections and imparting wisdom to guide youth. This personal narrative reveals the value of storytelling in family history and tradition. [Read more...] The post Pass over the chaos — Spring cleaning for our soul appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Facing the Weight of Jewish History Today

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2026/03/29

Dr. Adam Skryzinksi writes about his personal efforts to cope with the rise of antisemitism today. [Read more...] The post Facing the Weight of Jewish History Today appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Aging and food…Connecting the dots – Part 2

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2026/03/22

In this second of two essays, Sandy Taradash emphasizes the critical role of diet in managing health issues related to aging.[Read more...] The post Aging and food…Connecting the dots – Part 2 appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Aging and food…Connecting the dots!

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2026/03/15

Sandy Taradash shares personal experiences and insights on food and health related to aging. Emphasizing the importance of understanding aging versus chronic illness, the author discusses dietary challenges faced during and after COVID, leading to food sensitivities. Proactive health management and informed dietary choices are key to improving well-being.[Read more...] The post Aging and food…Connecting the dots! appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Nurturing the Inner Sanctuary: The Sacred Role of Gut...

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2026/03/04

In Jewish tradition, the body is seen as a sacred vessel for the soul, emphasizing the importance of stewardship as we age. Gut health plays a crucial role in well-being and longevity, influencing immunity, mood, and inflammation. Intentional dietary choices enhance this balance, reflecting spiritual practices and ancestral wisdom, ultimately honoring life’s worth.[Read more...] The post Nurturing the Inner Sanctuary: The Sacred Role of Gut Health in Aging Well appeared first on Jewish Sacred

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The hide and seek of Purim, and the masks we wear…

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2026/03/01

The story of Purim features Queen Esther, who hides her Jewish identity to thwart Haman's evil plan, reflecting themes of hiddenness in human behavior. As masks symbolize both concealment and revelation during celebrations, Sandy Taradash encourages us to unmask our true selves and acknowledge our inner truths.[Read more...] The post The hide and seek of Purim, and the masks we wear… appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Both Sides Now Webinar for March

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2026/02/27

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Jews on Screen

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2026/02/22

Reb Carl Viniar discusses some of the challenges facing the Jewish community from recent portrayals in the movies and commercials.[Read more...] The post Jews on Screen appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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Public health is good for the soul

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2026/02/18

Contributing writer Adam Skrzynski critiques societal selfishness and the erosion of public service values, highlighting how political movements often prioritize elites over community welfare. He discusses the decline of humanitarian programs like PEPFAR and USAID, arguing that these changes reflect a rejection of shared responsibility and compassion, ultimately undermining moral principles essential for a cohesive society. [Read more...] The post Public health is good for the soul appeared first

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Bad Bunny Took Me Home…

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2026/02/15

Sandy Taradash recalls growing up as a white Jewish baby boomer in East Los Angeles, highlighting the area's diverse, tight-knit community. She reflects on the strong cultural ties, family values, and shared experiences with their Hispanic neighbors. Music, particularly from Bad Bunny, evokes nostalgia for a simpler, more united past. [Read more...] The post Bad Bunny Took Me Home… appeared first on Jewish Sacred Aging.

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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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