Rabbi Yehoshua Rubinstein

Rash is around the corner and everybody's thinking about what we can amass in order to be for ourselves, for our families and for our communities of and for many people the thought of rash as a yamadin evokes feelings of fear and trepidation and nervousness which is all very normal but yet rash is also a day which has a tremendous pummius and depth and a sweetness and a honey to it and the question is how can we tap into that? How can we connect to that? So just a quick thought rash has two themes which run through it. The first as we mentioned which is the yumin of but secondlyash is also the day which we crown as king as the malik over ourselves over the entire world and we have a choice the choice is which one do we make the iikar and which one do we make the ta when we make the the my life what's going to be my destiny my fate for the coming year so in that tiny place of me we start to feel thoughts of of doubt of nervousness of fear. But when we make a day of being and it's a day that we as king over ourselves in the world that comes with tremendous and take a look at the let the be our guide the speaks about more than anything about this pounding away at that very little of the is focusing on what's going to be our faith because what are alluding to is that when we make a day of being of ourselves then he'll make that everything which we need is going to be put into place.