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Jewish Death and Mourning -- Paying Last Respects in a Modern Jewish Family Video

Watch heartwarming personal testimonials on paying last respects respectfully in a modern Jewish family. See how death can give meaning to life through special prayers of Kaddish, Mishnah and Yizkor. Death is a reality of life and this video shows how two families cope through profound beliefs and meaningful practices by understanding how Judaism understands life, death and the afterlife. Honoring our loved ones at their death is a fundamental principle in the Jewish Life Cycle. The laws and customs are also briefly presented on how to prepare our loved ones for eternity. One family agonizes over the decision of cremation verses a Jewish burial as is a common struggle in many families today. Learn the amazing true "out of this world" outcomes in this Jewish death and mourning video. www.jewishdeathandmourning.org



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