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| Date | Submission |
|---|---|
| 01 Elul Tues.-Wed. 8/22-23 |
I equate preparing for the New Year as resetting my clock. I evaluate what is working in my life (and not), what I actively must change, and plan concrete steps to accomplish that. This time of year is solemn but also very uplifting for me. |
| 02 Elul Wed.Thurs. 8/23-24 |
I am trying to remember to pray at least twice a day, thanking G-d for all that I have been given, and asking that the new year will bring better health for me and continued good health for my family and friends. |
| 03 Elul Thurs.-Fri. 8/24-25 |
I prepare for Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, and the new year by expressing gratitude for the wisdom of our Jewish seasons and traditions. I try to embrace G-d’s mercy so that I can make the most of each new beginning. In looking forward with hope, I assess the things that I have accomplished so that they can be built upon, I evaluate the things that I should let go and ask for help to do so. I generally think about how I can do things differently so that life becomes better both internally and externally, and I plan ways to try to increase the beneficial impact I can effect within my sphere. |
| 04 Elul Fri.-Sat. 8/25-26 |
“Great is repentance, for it brings healing to the world.”
–Talmud, Berakhot |
| 05 Elul Sat.-Sun. 8/26-27 |
We are going to our family’s house for Rosh HaShanah dinner and service. We will make sure our fancy clothes still fit and pack! |
| 06 Elul Sun.-Mon. 8/27-28 |
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| 07 Elul Mon.-Tues. 8/28-29 |
