"Why me?" Why do we suffer? How can we heal?
"Spiritual suffering must be differentiated from physical pain,
although the two are intertwined in such a way that it is nearly
impossible to distinguish one from the other. We suffer spiritually
when we do not grow from our illness, when we do not learn from the
experience of physical and emotional pain." from the
Introduction
Too many of us faced with bodily illness, whether our own or
that of a loved one, feel lost as to what to do or how to handle
it.
Grounded in the spiritual traditions of Judaism, this book
provides healing rituals, psalms and prayers that help us initiate
a dialogue with God, to guide us through the complicated path of
healing and wholeness. Olitzky explores: What Judaism teaches us
about healing Finding the meaning of illness in Jewish tradition
How to draw on prayers, services, psalms, and other spiritual
resources for healing How to grow by fully embracing the process of
recovery
Olitzky brings together his inspiring guidance in using Jewish
texts with his own experience dealing with illness in others
including those he loves to demonstrate how the healing of the soul
is an indispensable counterpart to curing the body.
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