Weisblum Moshe (37 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What Stays, by Rabbi Moshe P. Weisblum, PhD, is a collection of poems shaped by more than thirty years of writing and accompanying people through moments of loss, remembrance, and human transition.Written for memorials, farewells, vigils, and private moments of reflection, these poems speak to experiences shared across cultures, countries, and traditions. They offer language for grief, love, memory, and endurance, especially when words are difficult to find. Rooted in real lives and real moments, the poems do not turn away from sorrow, yet they refuse to let sorrow stand alone.Throughout the collection, recurring themes of light, memory, kindness, courage, and responsibility emerge. Loss is treated not as an ending, but as a passage that reshapes how we live, remember, and care for one another. Some poems read as quiet reflections, others as tributes, meditations, or calls to moral awareness. Together, they form a body of work that offers comfort without sentimentality and hope without denying pain.While informed by decades of pastoral and communal experience, What Stays speaks in a universal, multicultural voice. It is intended for readers of all backgrounds who are grieving parents, children, partners, friends, colleagues, teachers, or community members, and for anyone seeking words of consolation, meaning, or grounding. The poems are used internationally in memorial services, multicultural ceremonies, grief support settings, counseling environments, and personal reflection.Drawing on a lifetime of listening to stories of love, loss, and resilience, the author offers poetry that honors memory while gently pointing forward. These poems invite readers not only to remember those they have lost, but to consider how memory becomes action, how love continues its work, and how presence can outlast absence.What Stays is not a book about endings. It is a book about what endures: the love we give, the values we choose, and the quiet ways the lives that touched us continue to shape who we become.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What Stays, by Rabbi Moshe P. Weisblum, PhD, is a collection of poems shaped by more than thirty years of writing and accompanying people through moments of loss, remembrance, and human transition.Written for memorials, farewells, vigils, and private moments of reflection, these poems speak to experiences shared across cultures, countries, and traditions. They offer language for grief, love, memory, and endurance, especially when words are difficult to find. Rooted in real lives and real moments, the poems do not turn away from sorrow, yet they refuse to let sorrow stand alone.Throughout the collection, recurring themes of light, memory, kindness, courage, and responsibility emerge. Loss is treated not as an ending, but as a passage that reshapes how we live, remember, and care for one another. Some poems read as quiet reflections, others as tributes, meditations, or calls to moral awareness. Together, they form a body of work that offers comfort without sentimentality and hope without denying pain.While informed by decades of pastoral and communal experience, What Stays speaks in a universal, multicultural voice. It is intended for readers of all backgrounds who are grieving parents, children, partners, friends, colleagues, teachers, or community members, and for anyone seeking words of consolation, meaning, or grounding. The poems are used internationally in memorial services, multicultural ceremonies, grief support settings, counseling environments, and personal reflection.Drawing on a lifetime of listening to stories of love, loss, and resilience, the author offers poetry that honors memory while gently pointing forward. These poems invite readers not only to remember those they have lost, but to consider how memory becomes action, how love continues its work, and how presence can outlast absence.What Stays is not a book about endings. It is a book about what endures: the love we give, the values we choose, and the quiet ways the lives that touched us continue to shape who we become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Inner CouragePoems on Strength, Renewal, and the Power to Riseby Moshe P. WeisblumIn a world that moves quickly and forgets quietly, Inner Courage invites the reader to pause, reflect, and rebuild from within.This powerful collection of 35 original poems explores strength not as dominance, but as discipline. Freedom not as history, but as daily choice. Leadership not as authority, but as responsibility.Drawn from lived experience and moments of public reflection, these poems speak to: - Those navigating grief and renewal- Graduates standing at the threshold of new beginnings- Communities seeking unity in fractured times- Leaders entrusted with responsibility- Anyone searching for clarity in a noisy worldThrough themes of justice, compassion, integrity, faith, and shared responsibility, Moshe P. Weisblum offers poetry that is both reflective and practical. These are not abstract verses detached from reality. They are meditations meant to accompany the reader through seasons of doubt, transition, celebration, and rebuilding.From 'You Made It,' written for a graduating class, to 'Justice Unveiled,' to 'Stronger Together,' to 'One Brave Choice,' the collection consistently returns to one conviction: Character is formed in unseen moments.Courage is practiced quietly.Hope is built step by step.Rooted in moral clarity yet universal in reach, Inner Courage is a book to revisit in times of uncertainty, growth, and renewal.This is not poetry meant to decorate a shelf.It is poetry meant to be lived.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition; First Printing. 222 pages; Minor creasing to cover and pages' top corner. Very Good condition otherwise. No other noteworthy defects. No markings. ; - Your satisfaction is our priority. We offer free returns and respond promptly to all inquiries. Your item will be carefully cushioned in bubble wrap and securely boxed. All orders ship on the same or next business day. Buy with confidence.…

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