kaddish in two-part harmony
A conversation between an anthropologist and a musician along with a growing virtual minyan, on themes of death and dying, grief, ritual, and the interplay between music and words.about
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daily kaddish: the old Bay Bridge
You might start to think we’re getting a bit grumpy here at k2ph. Chalk it up to divorce, moving chaos, and Bay Bridge lane closures. Continue reading
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Tagged Bay Bridge, chaos, divorce, exhaustion, Monday, traffic
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daily kaddish: for a household
Tonight’s Kaddish is for a once-joyous household that is now in disarray. Continue reading
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Tagged divorce, grief, household, loneliness
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daily kaddish: losing those who were already lost
Tonight’s Kaddish contemplates the loss of those we’ve already lost—when people who were already lost to us are lost again, finally, to death. Continue reading
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Tagged alcoholism, dementia, disinheritance, divorce, estrangement
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daily kaddish: other kinds of loss
We grieve all kinds of losses that have causes other than death—people move away, break up, have fallings out, become senile, descend into mental illness, become incapacitated by injury or illness, and on and on. Some of these are perhaps harder than death itself. Continue reading
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Tagged debilitation, divorce, mental illness, senility
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