Jewish
Practice
In these articles, Mishpacha presents a concise view
on several central Jewish practices, and their relevance for us today. We invite
you to join in the discussion of these ideas and practices
in our intimate, ongoing virtual communities.
Mindfulness and gratitude at the table.
How ancient rules can turn eating into a spiritual experience.
The real quality time. A look at the meaning of Sabbath rest, a guide to some
traditions, and tips on making it fun for your kids.
Separation anxiety and hydrophobia: How (and why) Judaism makes all the people
celibate, some of the time.
Remembrance rituals for the dead that continue long after the initial mourning
period comes to a close. Keeping the connection, and celebrating it in a meaningful
way.
Other Mishpacha sections:
Jewish
Beliefs
A very brief outline of Jewish thought
A Jewish Journey, Wrestling with
God, Fixing the World, Gender Roles
Holidays
A guide to understanding and celebrating the Jewish calendar
Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur,
Sukkot, Chanukah, Passover, Purim
Life
Cycle
How Jews celebrate and observe life's passages
Birth, Circumcision, Bar/Bat
Mitzvah, Marriage, Death & Mourning
Parenting
How to raise a Jewish child
Shabbat, Holidays, Discipline,
Activities, Mourning.
Community
How to find a place in your local Jewish community
Why connect? Choosing a
place to live Connecting to schools, synagogues, JCCs; Mishpacha's on-line communities
Mindfulness and gratitude at the table.
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