Think about your actions these past 24 hours! Some of us have invested a great deal of time over the past day of Yom Kippur, attending synagogue services. Others fasted. Still others have done both. You have been motivated to change your behavior, your location and your diet because of your concern for others and for your desire to improve your spiritual life. Within Judaism, the care and the respect given to others equals the care and respect due to each one of us. The goal of this season is to heighten our sensitivity to each other. Congratulations on taking seriously such a significant human endeavor!
This coming Shabbat we read the Torah portion named Ha-azinu, during which Moses calls out to the heavens and earth to be witnesses to human conduct. For us, this Torah reading can speak personally. Consider your behavior as reaching out beyond yourself and impinging upon the world all around you-from your daily life through your home, to other places including homes and workplaces of others in your life-and to heaven itself. Congratulations on your deep spiritual work this past day and on making such an impact upon our world.
Shabbat Shalom!
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