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On Hoshana Rabba, the final day of Sukkot, we’re given a special moment to cry out to Hashem, to ask for help, clarity, and strength on our spiritual path. 🙏
A reminder that even when words fail, heartfelt tefillah can transform everything.
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From exile to redemption. From wandering to home. From fear to faith. This is the essence of Sukkot — the belief that no matter how far we’ve been, Hashem always brings us back home. 🕊️🇮🇱
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Sukkot teaches us about unity, connection, and the possibility of true peace, not just for us, but for the entire world.
May this season bring comfort, light, and togetherness to Am Yisrael and beyond.
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B"H In Judaism, spirituality isn’t about escaping the body, it’s about bringing holiness into it.
The Sukkah reminds us that connecting to Hashem isn’t limited to rituals or moments of prayer — it’s something we can feel with our whole being.
Every breath, every meal, every action can become a mitzvah. ✨
Because true connection isn’t out-of-body, it’s full-body.
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It’s been 2 years since October 7th,
Let’s reflect on what it means to celebrate life while carrying the weight of loss.
To honor the memories of those we’ve lost by choosing to live with strength, faith, and unity.
As Rabbi Sacks teaches, joy is not the absence of suffering, it’s the presence of God.
And on Sukkot, we’re reminded to be grateful, to gather, and to find light even in fragility
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On Yom Kippur, growth isn’t just personal, it’s collective.
In the Jewish tradition, teshuva is about reflecting inward while also connecting outward—to the soul of Klal Yisrael, the entire Jewish nation.
When we pray for our people’s destiny, for peace, and for healing in Israel, we also deepen our own sense of mission and purpose.
✨ May this Yom Kippur bring both personal renewal and collective strength.
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Yom Kippur is more than forgiveness, it’s a fresh start.
Moses brought down the second Tablets, the Kohen Gadol entered the Holy of Holies, and we’re reminded that we can tap into our own inner holiness. ✨
This year, let’s practice Positive Viddui, not only confessing what needs work, but celebrating the good we’ve already done.
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Yom Kippur invites us into the deepest light of love and forgiveness, between us and Hashem, and between each other. ✨
May this season guide us toward open hearts, honest words, and connections that heal.
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