A NEW YEAR- START’S A BLANK PAGE
On Yom Kippur those of the Jewish faith from various walks of life and backgrounds will come together and fast. The fast is our final act to ask that we be forgiven individually, as a people and as people’s from around the world. This is also a sacrifice so that we can truly realize how we are blessed by Hash-m. How often we take for granted the food that we eat and the steps that we have taken not fully accepting how fragile these resources truly are. For there are many in the world today where finding food and substance is a daily battle and we must not only thank G-D that we aren’t in this situation but also fight that this suffering will end as well. We must take the take during the fast to reflect on our lives and how we can truly be a better person. I want to wish my fellow Jews an easy fast and Gmar Hatima Tova= May you be inscribed in the book of life for good and may this blessing be upon all good people’s around the world.