Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the Jewish year. It is about forgiving others and oneself. It is a time to seek forgiveness too. Is there anything more loving and potentially healing in life than forgiveness?
May forgiveness always remember its twin sibling: love. May love remember its double shadow: self-respect as well as respect for others.
With much love, Bambi would like to wish all her readers who would be highlighting Yom Kippur, from now until tomorrow evening, a blessed one. May they feel close to and blessed by G-d. May they forgive themselves while indulging in forgiving others… May they carry the spirit of this day of reparation for a wrong or injury into their entire year.
Blessed Yum Kipur to all who celebrate it.
Well said, may everyone be happy and spiritually content. May only love have the final word in our world.
Yom Kippur is the day when G-d gets out “the big clipboard in the sky” and judges the Jews. I don’t fast but will observe it some other way. Thanks for your beautiful text above.
Bambi thanks you Fred for your explanation and wishes you a rewarding day. Take care!