A Rosh Hashanah Missive From The Missus
Another beautiful post from a beautiful person:
In preparation for the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, we ask forgiveness from anyone we may have hurt, insulted, or wronged during the previous year. With the New Year, we also welcome a clean slate.
So, I guess my write-up in last year’s Book of Life was a bit sketchy. Obviously, I was written in the Book of Life because, hey, I’m still here but the timing of my diagnosis and beginning a journey where I’m actually fighting for my life is inscrutable and spiritually awakening. The Book is closing on the last year. I’m being handed a clean slate… and what will be written on that slate is still open for discussion. That’s the situation for everyone. Same for you and same for me. As the pages were thinning and we neared the end of this year, my eyes were forced open. I’m sure I’m not alone in this awakening. Surely the highly spiritual and blessed are able to embrace this reality every year. I can only speak honestly and for myself when I say this New Year is different from any other I’ve ever experienced. In the past I’ve worried and prayed for many different things. This year I’ll be praying for health. Good health for myself and every member of my family, and for my friends.
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An Australian immigrant to Israel, Aussie Dave has been blogging since early 2003.Filed Under: Aussie Dave • My Charmed Life
Shana Tova Erika and Dave.
MAY YOU BE WRITTEN IN THE BOOK OF LIFE ,GREAT HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
I wish you Good health and happiness! Shana Tova!
Stay well and never give in.
I’m a bit late for Rosh Hashana but not too late for the rest of the Yamim Noraim. I wish you both, Dave and Erika, good health, long life, joy, nachat, prosperity and peace along with the rest of the People of Israel.
Wishing Erika a speedy refuah shlema and lots of strength to both of you.
Gmar Hatima Tova from Petach Tikva