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How Jewish mindfulness meditation became a mainstay in High Holiday services and beyond
- Beth Meyer Synagogue members in North Raleigh begin services with a familiar 10-minute opening ritual.
- A leader at the synagogue regularly guides worshippers through breathing exercises during traditional prayer services.
- Jewish congregations, schools, and nonprofit groups across the country have widely adopted mindfulness meditation.
- Mindfulness meditation appears across Jewish religious movements, including Orthodox communities, and may be part of Yom Kippur observances.
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How Jewish mindfulness meditation became a mainstay in High Holiday services and beyond
RALEIGH, N.C. (RNS) — At an afternoon class on spiritual ethics this week, Rabbi Jenny Solomon began, as she always does, with a few minutes of guided mindfulness meditation.
·Toronto, Canada
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