An Ethical Will is a document plainly understood as a legacy letter. Traditional ethical wills, originating in the Biblical period, were the responsibility of fathers to transmit ethical values to theirsons. Contemporary ethical wills are written at every age, often intimes of transition and personal challenge by men and women alike.
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Read excerpts and how to purchase/download The Legacy Workbook for the Busy Woman. Legacy programs include interactive workshops and multi-day writing retreats. Legacy can be applied to address the unique needs of your family, your work culture, your community group, yourspiritual organization.
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Rachael Freed and a guild of certified facilitators provide professional assistance with legacy writing in many settings. We are groundbreakers in the broad application of legacy work in healthcare and hospice, in religious institutions, in education, in ethnic communities, in corporations and businesses, and in estate planning, and with individuals, couples, and families in the second half of life.
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About Us Rachael Freed, founder of Life Legacies, believes that writing spiritual-ethical wills (legacy letters), communicating our legacies, empowers and heals us as it provides a precious and priceless gift to future generations.
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