Prayers and Blessings

Hello Rabbi, During the Amida we are obligated to stay while reciting it. I know there are some exceptions as praying on train/plane/boat. My boss on work allowed me to pray (for which I'm very thankful), but sometimes there is the problem, that we don't find a room where I can pray. And I don't wanna stand alone in a room with others while praying. Am I allowed in this case to stay at my place and recite the Amida seated? Thank You Very Much Kind Regards [Name Withheld]

My father recently passed away. Most of our family are practicing Christian's of various denominations, his wife of 40 years a Christian scientist. To my knowledge my father did not practice or show interest in religious activity until about 11 years ago. At 70 he began studying Hebrew and Judaism. He was serious and diligent in his daily studies and practice. The intellectual and spiritual growth he experienced seemed to bring him a great deal of joy and peace of mind. His memorial service is in 6 weeks at a US National Cemetery, there will be military honors and a chaplain. His siblings have suggested that we open with New Testament John 14:1-3. While the overall sentiment is lovely and I understand their choice, I do not believe my father would have wanted any Christian readings at his funeral. Is there a passage or prayer from the Old Testament or in Jewish writing, such as the Kel Maleh Rachamim, that would be appropriate for his service? Thank you for your assistance.

According to Halacha, should one only recite Hatov vehamietiv on new, better wine If one is drinking it with a meat meal, or can it be recited without a meat meal

Dear Rabbi, What is the Priestly Blessing all about? Thanks