Dear friends,
I want to share with you a beautiful custom that many do before Yom Kippur.
We approach one another and hold out our hand asking for a piece of honey cake, Lekach. We receive it and are wished a sweet year.
Through this act we are symbolically telling G-d that if He has decreed us to have to beg from another human being this year, let the decree be fulfilled through our asking for honey cake. We shouldn’t need to be at the mercy of another person. All of our sustenance, needs, desires and wishes should be granted with an open arm and with revealed blessing directly from He who gives us life and sustains the world.
My offer to you is to fulfill this custom tomorrow. Come by my home tomorrow anytime between the hours of 12:00-3:00 pm to ask for a piece of ‘Lekach’ and be blessed with a sweet New Year.
Shana Tovah and have an easy and meaningful fast,
Mussy
p.s. Holiday info:
Yom Kippur
at Driskill Hotel 604 Brazos St, Austin, TX 78701
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH
- 7:07 pm - Women's Candle Lighting
- 7:15 pm – Rabbi’s Sermon and Kol Nidrei Service
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH
- 10:00 am - Morning Service
- 12:30 pm - Sermon & Yizkor Service (important prayer for those who have lost a parent)
- 5:00 pm - Afternoon Service (Including Maftir Yonah)
- 6:00 pm - Ne-ila Service (The Closing Prayers) followed by Shofar Blowing
- 8:00 pm - Shofar Blast and Breakfast
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