Remember My Soul: The Audiobook

Remember My Soul: The Audiobook

A path of reflection and inspiration for those moving through the stages of Jewish mourning – and beyond. 
 
About the Book: 
Momentum Founding Director Lori Palatnik’s beautiful guide to life’s most painful moments, Remember My Soul, is now available as a free audio journey.
 
Remember My Soul explores Jewish ideas of the soul, death, and the afterlife. It guides us through the traditions and rituals of shiva (the Jewish mourning period), and offers thirty days of guided exercises that comfort the mourner and – according to Jewish mystical tradition – the soul of the departed.
 
Remember My Soul welcomes those without prior knowledge of Judaism or the way Judaism understands and approaches death, loss, and mourning. Those who have suffered a recent loss – and those for whom a distant loss continues to be a struggle – will find insight, inspiration, and resolution in this powerful audio journey.

The Phone Call That Started It All

A thoughtful question during a late-night phone call becomes the catalyst for Lori Palatnik’s exploration of the Jewish response to death.

What Happens After We Die

Death puts us in touch with our souls. Understanding the cycle of life helps us live a more meaningful present.

What to Do in Memory of a Loved One

Lori Palatnik maps out meaningful ways we can remember our loved ones through actionable steps we can take every single day. 

Judging Others

Humans can be so quick to judge others. How might we do better?

How We Are Judged

Being human means we will make mistakes. Where do we go from there?

Seeking Knowledge

Knowledge leads to action. Don’t be afraid to seek and question.

The Purpose of Creation

Why were we created? Why are we still here? Is there a plan for us?
If we weren’t created to serve God, why were we created in the first place?

Who is God?

How we think about God can change the way we live our lives – for the better.

What is the Torah?

The Torah has played an integral role in the lives of Jewish people for millennia. Why?