Why We Remember
JEWISH TRADITION KEEPS LESSONS ALIVE
Posted: March 6, 2010 at 4:08 a.m.
Memory is a curious thing. Often, the gift of recollection is used by individuals to retrieve fond thoughts of past experiences. Glorified periods of our youth, or special moments spent with loved ones that are no longer with us are a couple of clear examples.
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Religion, Pages 8 on 03/06/2010
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