Why do We Wish People 'Sweet New Year'? #roshhashanah #shanatova

In this insightful video, Rabbi Raskin dives into the deeper meaning behind the tradition of wishing others a "Shana Tova" or a "Sweet New Year" during Rosh Hashanah. This Jewish New Year greeting is more than just words—it's a reflection of our care for others. Rabbi Raskin explains how offering these heartfelt blessings not only enhances the lives of those around us but also brings divine favor upon ourselves. Discover how this powerful act of kindness can transform your spiritual connection this Rosh Hashanah 2024.

Are you ready to embrace the new year with purpose and intention? Watch now to explore the importance of Rosh Hashanah blessings and what they mean for your journey.

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L' Shana Tovah Reb. You are a wonderful Teacher and Helper. Thank You. Its been a great year of learning!!

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