dtpostel, Silent Thunder, W9SWB

I would like to suggest NOT LETTING GO. But instead, to examine the hurts, fear, regrets, hate, pain, and unforgiveness for the gift HaShem has placed within these experiences. If done with and in prayer, they are treasure mines filled with unimagined gifts sent by Our Lord.

There is a great mystery in the drama of Rosh Hashanah: The mystery of a Creator asking His creations to participate in the rebirth of their own world. Even of their own selves.

On Rosh Hashanah, we call G‑d both king and father. King, because He dictates what will be and what will not. Father, because there is something of Him within each of us. Indeed, as we choose, so He will dictate. Choose life.

Harmony at home is a matter of emphasis: Let dissonance slip by. Celebrate beauty. See Igrot Kodesh, vol. 14, p. 62. See also ibid., vol. 8, p. 58.

¡IF ONLY THIS WERE TRUE!

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This world operates on chutzpah. It has the chutzpah to declare itself a world, to assert that it is autonomous from its Creator, to deny any relationship to the very force that is continually bringing it into being every moment. We will fight chutzpah with chutzpah.