Book description
Connect with your family and friends in a meaningful way through the forever letter, a message to impart your values, articulate your feelings, and deepen relationships. Elana Zaiman transforms the little known Jewish tradition of writing an ethical will into an important tool for anyone to use. This simple andā¦
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While the art of letter writing has become a thing of the past, in The Forever Letter: Writing What We Believe for Those We LoveĀ Rabbi Elana Zaiman shows the reader how sharing insights and beliefs can have a profound effect on oneās family. She tells personal stories as well as those from others in the hopes of inspiring readers to transmit their life lessons and who they are in a forever letterāsomething that can be passed down through generations of loved ones. Rabbi Zaiman suggests that the readers share their values in a letter so that it becomes aā¦
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