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  1. “…nothing to weep for…” #1961Club #kaddish #allenginsberg

    As I mentioned in my first post of the week, in 1961 the world was changing; and although classic crime novels and lighter books like "Provincial Daughter" were being released, writers like the Beat authors were also publishing prolifically. To start my final run of posts for 1961, today I want to share my thoughts on a seminal work by a man who is probably regarded as the pre-eminent Beat poet - …

    kaggsysbookishramblings.wordpr

  2. “…nothing to weep for…”  

    As I mentioned in my first post of the week, in 1961 the world was changing; and although classic crime novels and lighter books like "Provincial Daughter" were being released, writers like the Beat authors were also publishing prolifically. To start my final run of posts for 1961, today I want to share my thoughts on a seminal work by a man who is probably regarded as the pre-eminent Beat poet - …

    kaggsysbookishramblings.wordpr

  3. Women's League for Conservative Judaism has a regular online prayer service for saying Kaddish and Mishaberach.

    View on Facebook: facebook.com/WLCJ1

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishWomen #Tefilah #Kaddish #Mishaberach

  4. Women's League for Conservative Judaism has a regular online prayer service for saying Kaddish and Mishaberach.

    View on Facebook: facebook.com/WLCJ1

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishWomen #Tefilah #Kaddish #Mishaberach

  5. Women's League for Conservative Judaism has a regular online prayer service for saying Kaddish and Mishaberach.

    View on Facebook: facebook.com/WLCJ1

    #Mazeldon #Judaism #Jewish #JewishWomen #Tefilah #Kaddish #Mishaberach

  6. Today is my #memoir's 4th birthday. It wasn't until I wrote the preface that I realized writing the #book was my way of sitting #shiva & saying #kaddish for my father who died of early-onset #Alzheimer's. Dr. Bruce Miller, #neurologist @ #UCSF, sat shiva w/me. I will be eternally grateful.

    Acknowledging that I'll never recover from how my father died has strangely liberated me to remember him (w/ and w/o the disease- I had forgotten the latter) & help others.

    press.jhu.edu/books/title/1260

    #EndAlz

  7. While I'm at it I'd like to mention that I belong to a small #minyan that meets Sun-Thu at 6PM Pacific on Zoom. During the summer we do both minḥa and ma'ariv; when the days are shorter we only do ma'ariv. Usually one of us gives a short d'var #torah. And, for what it's worth, I lead either minḥa or ma'ariv every Tuesday.

    As you may have guessed from my previous post, we use the Conservative siddur and liturgy. The minyan is a project of the Jewish Collaborative of Orange County (CA), which my wife helped found and where she used to work.

    The minyan is great for those saying #kaddish, for East Coasters for whom a late ma'ariv is more convenient, and for anybody who'd like to participate more in davening but doesn't really get the opportunity. We have people join us from all over the country, though on any given evening we'll have 10-15 participants.

    If you're interested, PM me and I'll be happy to share the details. 2/2

  8. While I'm at it I'd like to mention that I belong to a small #minyan that meets Sun-Thu at 6PM Pacific on Zoom. During the summer we do both minḥa and ma'ariv; when the days are shorter we only do ma'ariv. Usually one of us gives a short d'var #torah. And, for what it's worth, I lead either minḥa or ma'ariv every Tuesday.

    As you may have guessed from my previous post, we use the Conservative siddur and liturgy. The minyan is a project of the Jewish Collaborative of Orange County (CA), which my wife helped found and where she used to work.

    The minyan is great for those saying #kaddish, for East Coasters for whom a late ma'ariv is more convenient, and for anybody who'd like to participate more in davening but doesn't really get the opportunity. We have people join us from all over the country, though on any given evening we'll have 10-15 participants.

    If you're interested, PM me and I'll be happy to share the details. 2/2

  9. While I'm at it I'd like to mention that I belong to a small #minyan that meets Sun-Thu at 6PM Pacific on Zoom. During the summer we do both minḥa and ma'ariv; when the days are shorter we only do ma'ariv. Usually one of us gives a short d'var #torah. And, for what it's worth, I lead either minḥa or ma'ariv every Tuesday.

    As you may have guessed from my previous post, we use the Conservative siddur and liturgy. The minyan is a project of the Jewish Collaborative of Orange County (CA), which my wife helped found and where she used to work.

    The minyan is great for those saying #kaddish, for East Coasters for whom a late ma'ariv is more convenient, and for anybody who'd like to participate more in davening but doesn't really get the opportunity. We have people join us from all over the country, though on any given evening we'll have 10-15 participants.

    If you're interested, PM me and I'll be happy to share the details. 2/2

  10. While I'm at it I'd like to mention that I belong to a small #minyan that meets Sun-Thu at 6PM Pacific on Zoom. During the summer we do both minḥa and ma'ariv; when the days are shorter we only do ma'ariv. Usually one of us gives a short d'var #torah. And, for what it's worth, I lead either minḥa or ma'ariv every Tuesday.

    As you may have guessed from my previous post, we use the Conservative siddur and liturgy. The minyan is a project of the Jewish Collaborative of Orange County (CA), which my wife helped found and where she used to work.

    The minyan is great for those saying #kaddish, for East Coasters for whom a late ma'ariv is more convenient, and for anybody who'd like to participate more in davening but doesn't really get the opportunity. We have people join us from all over the country, though on any given evening we'll have 10-15 participants.

    If you're interested, PM me and I'll be happy to share the details. 2/2

  11. Wanting to mourn/needing to resist:

    "Political grief . . . reflects the feeling that your worldview or political beliefs — what we think is right vs. wrong, or morally valid — is under attack." An individual "may be mourning potential losses of [their] own rights and economic stability, as well as worried about the impact it might have on reproductive rights and public health."

    salon.com/2025/01/27/surviving

    #Kaddish
    #USPol

  12. Wanting to mourn/needing to resist:

    "Political grief . . . reflects the feeling that your worldview or political beliefs — what we think is right vs. wrong, or morally valid — is under attack." An individual "may be mourning potential losses of [their] own rights and economic stability, as well as worried about the impact it might have on reproductive rights and public health."

    salon.com/2025/01/27/surviving

    #Kaddish
    #USPol

  13. #Auschwitz #Memorial #Kaddish #Prayer
    The best English translation I could find.

    Almighty and everlasting God, whose will it is to restore all things in thy well-beloved Son, the King of kings and Lord of lords: Mercifully grant that the peoples of the earth, divided and enslaved by sin, may be freed and brought together under his most gracious rule; who liveth and reigneth with thee and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.”

  14. Announcement from #SpinozaHavurah (an international online Humanistic Jewish community):

    Join us on Saturday, January 25th at 10 am Eastern (4 pm UK) for a #Farbrengen (Jewish discussion session) led by @jmb.

    We will start our together with a short niggun and maybe a special song to listen to, but then will transition into some of time of discussion on the topic of Self-Care during hard times from a Humanistic Jewish perspective. Along the way we will have a few interactive activities (including some light stretching) and of course some breaks for a drink (alcoholic or not, as is your custom), and finally close with our #Humanistic version of the Mourner's #Kaddish.

    To register, please go to: zoom.us/meeting/register/dfd24

    #HumanisticJudaism #Farbrengen #Shabbat #Havurah #Mazeldon

  15. Announcement from #SpinozaHavurah (an international online Humanistic Jewish community):

    Join us on Saturday, January 25th at 10 am Eastern (4 pm UK) for a #Farbrengen (Jewish discussion session) led by @jmb.

    We will start our together with a short niggun and maybe a special song to listen to, but then will transition into some of time of discussion on the topic of Self-Care during hard times from a Humanistic Jewish perspective. Along the way we will have a few interactive activities (including some light stretching) and of course some breaks for a drink (alcoholic or not, as is your custom), and finally close with our #Humanistic version of the Mourner's #Kaddish.

    To register, please go to: zoom.us/meeting/register/dfd24

    #HumanisticJudaism #Farbrengen #Shabbat #Havurah #Mazeldon

  16. Announcement from #SpinozaHavurah (an international online Humanistic Jewish community):

    Join us on Saturday, January 25th at 10 am Eastern (4 pm UK) for a #Farbrengen (Jewish discussion session) led by @jmb.

    We will start our together with a short niggun and maybe a special song to listen to, but then will transition into some of time of discussion on the topic of Self-Care during hard times from a Humanistic Jewish perspective. Along the way we will have a few interactive activities (including some light stretching) and of course some breaks for a drink (alcoholic or not, as is your custom), and finally close with our #Humanistic version of the Mourner's #Kaddish.

    To register, please go to: zoom.us/meeting/register/dfd24

    #HumanisticJudaism #Farbrengen #Shabbat #Havurah #Mazeldon

  17. Announcement from #SpinozaHavurah (an international online Humanistic Jewish community):

    Join us on Saturday, January 25th at 10 am Eastern (4 pm UK) for a #Farbrengen (Jewish discussion session) led by @jmb.

    We will start our together with a short niggun and maybe a special song to listen to, but then will transition into some of time of discussion on the topic of Self-Care during hard times from a Humanistic Jewish perspective. Along the way we will have a few interactive activities (including some light stretching) and of course some breaks for a drink (alcoholic or not, as is your custom), and finally close with our #Humanistic version of the Mourner's #Kaddish.

    To register, please go to: zoom.us/meeting/register/dfd24

    #HumanisticJudaism #Farbrengen #Shabbat #Havurah #Mazeldon

  18. Announcement from #SpinozaHavurah (an international online Humanistic Jewish community):

    Join us on Saturday, January 25th at 10 am Eastern (4 pm UK) for a #Farbrengen (Jewish discussion session) led by @jmb.

    We will start our together with a short niggun and maybe a special song to listen to, but then will transition into some of time of discussion on the topic of Self-Care during hard times from a Humanistic Jewish perspective. Along the way we will have a few interactive activities (including some light stretching) and of course some breaks for a drink (alcoholic or not, as is your custom), and finally close with our #Humanistic version of the Mourner's #Kaddish.

    To register, please go to: zoom.us/meeting/register/dfd24

    #HumanisticJudaism #Farbrengen #Shabbat #Havurah #Mazeldon

  19. Ask the Expert: Can I Sit Shiva For Anyone? Can I sit shiva for someone I'm not obligated to mourn for?

    By Rabbi Avigayil Halpern

    "...In my own experiences of losing loved ones, I have returned again and again to an article I was assigned to read in rabbinical school, a personal essay entitled “Let’s Bring Back Mourning Clothes.”

    huffpost.com/entry/lets-bring-

    The author describes a deep need for her grief to be legible without much explanation, writing that “I don’t want my grief to be private and unobtrusive; I want my grief to be understood without my having to constantly explain it. Everything now feels too loud and too bright.” Jewish mourning practices offer us a way to make our grief understood, and they are not restricted to the realm of obligatory mourning..."

    myjewishlearning.com/article/a

    #Mazeldon #Jewniverse #JFedi #Kaddish #Shiva

  20. Rabbi Elie Kaunfer's take on the mourner's #kaddish makes a lot more sense to me right now than the usual one.

    "Yitgadal Ve-Yitkadash Shemei Rabbah. This is often translated into English as 'Magnified and sanctified be His great name.' [...] But the prayer is not a praise; it is a request. The worshiper is asking for God to be magnified and to be sanctified, implying — correctly — that God is not magnified and sanctified right now."

    myjewishlearning.com/article/t

  21. "#Bibliotherapy is about discovering ways to divert and even heal our minds through reading. It’s about the power of finding the right book at the right time, as I have experienced in my own life."

    psyche.co/ideas/reading-books-

    #MobyDick
    #Kaddish
    #litstudies
    #bookstodon

  22. Today we mourn the loss of #RosalynnCarter and thank her for the gifts she gave us, including the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers. She said, "there are only four kinds of people in this world: those who have been caregivers; those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers."

    #caregivers
    #kaddish

  23. Today we mourn the loss of #RosalynnCarter and thank her for the gifts she gave us, including the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers. She said, "there are only four kinds of people in this world: those who have been caregivers; those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers."

    #caregivers
    #kaddish

  24. I am working on a reading of #Ginbserg's #Kaddish, one of my favorite #poems. And this line: "There, rest, No more suffering for you. I know where you've/gone, it's good." My heart.

    #AllenGinsberg

  25. Reading and thinking about #Ginbserg's #Kaddish and came across this line that I've read many times but today stopped me in my tracks:

    "There, rest. No more suffering for you. I know where you've/
    gone, it's good."

    #Poetry
    #litstudies