Larry Rosenberg, Author at Jewish Sacred Aging

Larry Rosenberg sharing some of his poetry at a live event.

How Poetry Rebooted My Senior Years

January 1, 2025 Larry Rosenberg 0

Larry Rosenberg shares a poem about how poetry has helped him “reboot” his senior years. [Read more…]

NASA’s Webb Catches Fiery Hourglass as New Star Forms

Late in Life

December 8, 2024 Larry Rosenberg 0

Larry Rosenberg offers a poem about aging inspired by the falling sand in an hourglass [Read more…]

Wishing Peace to a Fading Senior Loved One

October 22, 2024 Larry Rosenberg 0

Larry Rosenberg offers a poem for a close friend nearing the end of her life. [Read more…]

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An Ambitious Road Trip at Age 81

September 3, 2024 Larry Rosenberg 0

JSA contributor Larry Rosenberg writes about his road trip at age 81. [Read more…]

How to Age Blissfully

August 11, 2024 Larry Rosenberg 1

Contributor Larry Rosenberg rhymes about aging blissfully. [Read more…]

Knowing Who You Are – Self-Identity Shapes a Senior’s Fulfilling Life

May 19, 2024 Larry Rosenberg 0

JSA contributor Larry Rosenberg describes how evaluating your “self-identity” can be a valuable part of senor wellness. [Read more…]

group of elderly women celebrating their anniversary

The great debate about whether our life is shaped by our choices or free will doesn’t really exist is highly relevant for people over age 60. This is when we become more aware, and often distressed, that we are in the last chapter of our mortality, with its many risks to our quality of life. In the precious time we have left, can we live it to our liking and aspirations, or is it too late to be the master of our life? [Read more…]