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Why do we fast on Yom Kippur? 

Chevra Rav Moshe Chaim
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Shalom Chevera, Discover how Yom Kippur helps us reconnect with our true essence by stripping away the layers that cover our soul. In this insightful talk, we explore the five things we refrain from on this holy day-like eating, drinking, and more-and how they lead us back to our pure, divine selves. The journey doesn’t end with Yom Kippur, though-it’s just the beginning! 🌟
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@sevenwindsinc9693
@sevenwindsinc9693 16 часов назад
Thank you
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I have a question about this weekend. Could someone help
@paimei7246
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We return on yom kippur to our essence. We become matza so to say. There is a type of people that are so close to god that they apply all restrictions of that day all the time. Dead people. Surely it’s not a coincidence that on yom kippur we recite vidui and shemah - prayer which people close to death recite. Because what is death exactly? We return to our essence.
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