Sublime

embedded in Jewish hearts and souls, some find comfort in reciting the Mourner’s Kaddish, or some version of it, as a private meditation or prayer.

She explained that she couldn’t help but feel a strong sense of almost karmic connection with the girl and her father. The diary had washed up on Ruth’s shoreline, after all.

George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda has paved the way;

palimpsest

“Whoever closes the eyes of a gosses is considered as if he has taken a life.”