When their name keeps learning with us.
Some names are written on a gravestone. Others enter a Jewish home again and again, open on the Shabbat table, and accompany Torah study that illuminates life.
Every person has a date on which the world parted from them. The dedication connects the date of passing with the weekly Torah portion nearest to it and gives that parasha a name and a memory.
When readers study the questions, sources and insights of that parasha, the learning is dedicated to the elevation of the soul of the person being remembered. It is not a one-time moment that disappears, but a memory that returns to the study table whenever the book is opened.
Even someone unfamiliar with the world of Torah memorials can understand the idea: to take a life that left a mark and connect that name to words that continue to influence people.
Send the details
The name of the deceased, the name of their father or mother, and the exact date of passing.
We identify the parasha
We check the parasha corresponding to the date and whether the dedication can be integrated into it respectfully.
The name enters the book
After approval, the dedication is incorporated into editions printed after the update is entered on the printing platform.
Participation in dedicating a parasha
NIS 1,800The amount is intended for integrating the dedication into the parasha and for partnership in the continued distribution of the series "The Soul Deserves Food Too." The dedication is added only after the details are checked and explicit approval is given.
Send the name and date on WhatsApp
There is no need to commit at the inquiry stage. First we will check the relevant parasha and the possibility of the dedication together.
Send the name and date on WhatsAppA person does not remain only in the memories of those who knew them. Sometimes their name continues to illuminate people they never met.