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The tradition mandates saying Kaddish, with clear directions about how, where, and when it should be said.
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Placement of the candles, like the placement of everything else on the altar is purposeful. Some traditions keep the two candles together at the northernmost point of the altar, while others place the Goddess candle on the left side and the God candle on the right. Many traditions also recognize the other ritual tools as being representative of eit
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Syllable by syllable, shoulder to shoulder, Kaddish is a sigh that affirms the core beliefs and dreams of the Jewish people: God is beyond us. Understanding is beyond us. Holiness and beauty are all around us, but beyond us, too. We have work to do. There is hope. Peace is possible.