Shiva Brachot week is a Jewish mourning practice that occurs after the death of a loved one. It lasts for seven days following the Shiva period, during which family and friends gather to offer support and comfort. During this time, it is customary to recite blessings, known as Brachot, over meals provided by the community. The purpose of Shiva Brachot week is to honor the deceased and help the mourners transition back to daily life. It allows the bereaved to receive communal support while reflecting on their loss. This practice emphasizes the importance of community in times of grief.