Shmira is the ritual guarding of the person’s body. In some ways it can be likened to an honor guard. Shmira is traditionally done from the time of death until burial. In some communities …
Shmira demonstrates respect, honor and dignity for the deceased and gives comfort to family members in knowing their loved one is not alone. Out of our busy lives, the small amount of …
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Shomrim focus on shmira and read or recite from the Book of Job, Psalms, or contemporary texts on spirituality or Jewish traditions on end-of-life and mourning; engage in reflection, …
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Sitting Shmira (Guard/Watch) One of the valuable services provided by the Chevra is to provide shomrim (guards/ watchers) to sit with the deceased until the time of burial (“sit shmira”). …
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Shemira (Hebrew: שמירה, lit. "watching" or "guarding") refers to the Jewish religious ritual of watching over the body of a deceased person from the time of death until burial.A male …
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Shomrim or Shemira are Hebrew words meaning "watchers", "guards" and "protection", and may refer to: . Shomrim, Orthodox Jewish civilian volunteer patrols; Shomrim Society, fraternal …
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Shmira is the ritual guarding of the met/meta during this period. In the past, the guarding served as physical protection of the body from predators and desecration. In our day, when physical protection is not so necessary, shmira …
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