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After the funeral and burial, Jewish mourning does not simply end—it unfolds gradually, guided by time-honored rituals that help families honor their loved one while finding a path forward.

Balancing tradition and personal expression is not a contradiction within Jewish funerals. In many ways, it has always been part of Jewish practice.

For centuries, Jewish funeral traditions have served as a bridge connecting generations through faith, remembrance, and respect.

For families who may be unfamiliar with the Jewish customs or wish to better understand the meaning behind them, learning about these traditions can bring comfort, clarity, and connection during a difficult time.