The Day of Embrace

B"H!!!
Thank you Rabbi Tzvi Freeman.
Thank you Chabad.org.

Amein!!!

L'Chaim!!!

May you and your sweet family, and all sweet Eretz Yisrael, each be inscribed and sealed for a good and sweet year with an abundance of blessings, including health, plenty of nachas from children and grandchildren, expanded learning that strengthens a closer connection with Hashem, deeds of lovingkindness and being able to give tzedaka with a joyous and happy heart.

May you be merit to see revealed good in all things and revealed blessings. Reply

I look forward to this day. It is a day where that I will be participating as an adult practicing Jew. My mother was Jewish my father was not. We observed the high holidays with a Seder. I didn’t fully understand the depth of Judaism. My children are grown, I’m 53 and it is now my time to fully participate in the world of Judaism. For me it’s interesting because it says we return. For me I never arrived, but here I am! It is now my time to embrace and immerse myself in what I was born into.

Baruch Hashem! Reply

Danke, diese Botschaft wärmt meine Seele.Vielen Dank.
Ich habe einige schwere Jahre hinter mir, in denen ich meine zwei erwachsenen Söhne nicht sehen konnte. Unsere Tochter und ich wurden verlassen. Ich hoffe auf ein gutes Jahr der Aussöhnung und des Beisammenseins. Mein Fehler wird wohl gewesen sein, dass ich immer Hausfrau war. G-tt weiß, dass ich immer gut zu meinen Kindern war und bin. Reply

it is a special day with opportunities to reflect and try to be better. None of us is perfect, and H' knows that; hence this day of reflection to embrace who we really are. It doesn't mean flagellating oneself at all but recognizing our behavior and where can we be better. H' know our limits and our qualities and attention should be given by us to recognize that imperfection and try to continue to grow.. No, what you were doesn't disappear in this day, but we all have a chance to emerge from the day with new insights if we truly dedicate this day to that and not the fact as soembody wrote " Iam hungry." ! It is , indeed, a day for nourishment of the soul. Reply

Shanah Tovah,

It's been a rough year. . .

"I know, I will arise and go to my Father,"

Kol Nidrei

"I was glad when they said to me let us go to the House of the LRD,"

Kin Anu Amecha

"Humbly I bow before His Throne,"

Avinu Malkeinu

"I will arise, and ask,"

Shema, Koleinu

My Loving FATHER, My KING - Restoration.

What have I learned about me in the 365 days that I have lived? Much! I am better than the year before. I see that I am becoming the person who GD made me to be.

We are the children of The LIGHT, We are the Children of the TRUTH, We are His children, the children of our FATHER, We are the children of our KING, We are the children of our Adonai - Adonai Echad.

Shanah Tovah, Reply

Who you truly are...any ideas come to mind?
My way starts with the saying, Ein Od Milvado. There is nothing else. Since the universe exists in the Divine Mind, everything is His. He is the One Self, Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh (I Am what I Am; I Am what I will be.) We think of our bodies etc. as ours, where our egos designate and contain our selves. And His thoughts are the actuality we experience.
Step 2, the word is not the thing. We live in the picture created in our brain, from the sensory report. The various senses form images of sound and sight, smell and taste, all based on the main, basic sense of touch. And the limits of our senses form our life and its experience. We name everything in our narrative, make a story we all share. We like to think we know things in their actuality but we only live in our images.
What the Holy is,is awareness. He is aware, we, mostly, are not. He is aware of everything always. So let go of fantasy and be aware of the Truth. Hopefully you can. Reply

Sirice Hashim formed you you are his creation, and therefore you are loved by God from the moment of conception and forever he created your faults and embraces them and rejoices when you overcome them Reply

One, the only one. Reply