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into GRATeFULLness"
InteGRATion into GRATeFULLness
Fine-tuning to my Presence
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Ra'ayah Rosenzweig, my Daughter-in-Love
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 Sitting next to your desk, wearing your sweater and licking your dates-syrup... These are just some of things bequeathed to me, given to me, collected for me by you. By the way, when I searched for the sweater you knitted in 1995, and wore it for 15 minutes, until the photo succeeded, the temperature in my room was 33 C...[August 24, 6:41 P.M.} When I placed it on my bed, I saw, that the grey cover with its sea-animals, which I like so much, was also a gift from you! |
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 June 2002 and March 2005 Arnon and Ayelet, your children, with Rotem and Yael, two of Ronnit's Children, helped into this world by you. |
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2002_08_28-Modi'in, Grandma's Veranda
- Celebrating your birthday on a "Grandma-Day"
After a Savta Day and Night, when both
mothers, Ra'ayah and Ronnit+Jonathan&Rotem, came to fetch their children
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 Your mother, through whom you came into this world, at your wedding 1993, a few months before her death |
2001, at a birthday-celebration - radiating wholeness and love
 Seder-Pesach 2002-Savta's Flat, with all the family |
 Seder -Pesach 2007- Shoham - with Immanuel, Efrat, Mika, Grandma & Tomer |
No longer are you a childless midwife
enjoying other mothers' joy
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November 2002~~~~~June 2005
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2013-04-02
The many,many descendants of Ra'ayah's father,
who had taken his own life 25 years ago,
celebrated the memory of their father and grandfather
by taken a tour through the places where heworked as a youth-leader
- despite being a member of Kibbutz Sa'ad, where Ra'ayah , the eldest of 8
children was born.
At this occasion Ra'ayah read warm lines addressed to her father,
and Ayelet, her daughter, read a story, which appears in her schoolbook of
literature (9th grade).
With the confession of Azar, the author of "Qaddish of an Orphan",
Ra'ayah totally identifies.
She is the only one in the family , who left the religious framework of her
parents and siblings.
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