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The Jewish Journey Through Loss Rabbi Yoel Bin-Nun Goldberg uses Jewish sources andDeath is inevitable, and every loss is different. It may leave behind a partner, family, friends, and community, all with no roadmap to navigate the painful months ahead. You may not get over the death of a loved one quickly and your life may never feel the same, but you will go on. You will learn to live with your loss as you move forward, and Judaisms timeless traditions provide much needed gentle guidance. The Jewish Journey Through Loss: From