Three Jews break it down.
As ironic as it might sound, death and dying are natural parts of the life cycle…and so is dealing with it. Like other parts of life, Judaism offers different rituals and thoughts about dying and mourning. And different people will have different reactions to each of these rituals and thoughts.
In How Jews Mourn, three Jews share their experiences around the death of a loved one.
Though traditional sources on the laws of mourning are quite detailed and specific, an acquaintance with this legal literature reveals a number of overarching themes and principles.
What you need to know about Judaism's death, mourning and burial practices
New Jewish guidelines for coping with the loss of a child.
