Ḥanokh la-naʿar! : follshṭändige hebraeʾishe und yuedish-dayṭshe lezefibel

fon aynem praḳṭishen shulmanne

For New Year and the Day of Atonement : The Mussaf, Minchah and N'ilah Services

Mit handschr. Widmung: Herrn Oberkantor A. Baer in Gothenburg... auf dem Titelblatt

History of the Jews in Russia and Poland : from the earliest times until the present day

by S. M. Dubnow. Transl. from the Russian by I. Friedlaender

Requiem for the Day of Atonement

composed and arr. for soli & chorus with English & German words and organ accompaniment / by A. Kaiser

Unsane taukef : liturgick song of the Hebrew New Year and Day of Atonement ; [voice and piano solo]

by Joachim Kurantmann

Unsane taukef : liturgick song of the Hebrew New Year and Day of Atonement ; [violin solo]

by Joachim Kurantmann

Shire Tsiyon : tsiyonisṭisches liderbuhk ; ʿIvrit - yehudit-germanit ; hebreʾish - yudish-dayṭsh

mutsa ʿa.y. ... M. Hibner ...

„Extra locos sepulturae“ – Review about finds of newborns inside Roman settlements in present-day Switzerland

Finds of remains of newborns inside Roman settlements are a widespread phenomenon in the Imperium Romanum, including presentday Switzerland. Since the publication of the last review article (Berger 1993) numerous new finds have been made. Therefore it seems important to summarize archaeological and anthropological parameters again, and to re-assess them collectively. During a literature review a total of 262 cases were collected. Similarities as well as differences in the funerary practices become evident. A combination of inhumation, single deposit/grave, and absence of grave goods is the least common denominator in the funerary treatment of individuals who died around the time of birth. However, methods of classical physical anthropology are limited. Histological and biochemical methods are promising and may allow further statements in the future, e.g. with regard to the differentiation between live and still births. In order to evaluate possible correlations between archaeological and anthropological parameters, findings from settlements and cemeteries that are documented in situ as well as a sustainable theoretical framework are required.

An open letter addressed to Sir Moses Montefiore ... on the day of his arrival in the holy city of Jerusalem

by Meyer Auerbach and Samuel Salant

The sacred musical compositions of the late Israel Lazarus Mombach : containing the services for Sabbaths and festivals, New Year and Day of Atonement, consecration hymns, psalms and choral wedding service

ed. by M. Keizer

Musical service for the Day of Atonement : according to the union prayer book for jewish worship

by Edward J. Stark

Meta-Awareness During Day and Night: The Relationship Between Mindfulness and Lucid Dreaming

The present study explored the relationship between lucidity in dreams (awareness of dreams while dreaming) and mindfulness during wakefulness, also considering meditation as a possible moderating variable. An online survey was completed by 528 respondents, of whom 386 (73.1%) had lucid dream experiences. The reported frequency of lucid dreams was found to be positively related to higher dispositional mindfulness in wakefulness. This relationship was only present in those participants who reported acquaintance with meditation. Regarding the dimensions of mindfulness, lucid dream frequency was more strongly associated with mindful presence rather than acceptance. The findings support the notion of an existing relationship between lucidity in dreams and mindfulness during wakefulness, yet it remains unclear whether the relationship is influenced by actual meditation practice or whether it reflects some natural predispositions. Future studies should examine the role of different meditation practices, investigate personality variables that might influence the relationship, and explore how different facets of mindfulness and lucidity interrelate.