Nos encontramos nuevamente iniciando un nuevo a\u00f1o y con esto una vez hemos entrado en el profundo proceso espiritual al que llamamos Yom Had\u00edn (el d\u00eda del juicio). La balanza est\u00e1 dispuesta, nuestras acciones y palabras colocadas para ser pesadas, nuestros corazones estremecidos de reverencia y asombro. Un ciclo ha sido completado y la pregunta se erige como un abogado frente a cada uno: \u00bfQu\u00e9 has hecho con tu tiempo? \u00bfC\u00f3mo has honrado la vida que se te otorg\u00f3 como regalo durante todo este a\u00f1o?<\/p>\n
Cada d\u00eda de vida es un voto de confianza que Hashem deposita en nosotros, pues \u00c9l cree en nuestro potencial para traer luz y transformar Su mundo. En Rosh Hashan\u00e1 damos explicaciones por ese voto de confianza, pasamos por la auditoria de nuestros actos. En Yom Kipur venimos conscientes de que nuestro actuar no pasa desapercibido, genera consecuencias siempre, para bien o para mal, y as\u00ed mismo nuestra inacci\u00f3n; luz u oscuridad, son los dos \u00fanicos resultados posibles.<\/p>\n
En la Parash\u00e1 Haazinu, Mosh\u00e9 Rabenu ense\u00f1a al Pueblo Jud\u00edo una canci\u00f3n de advertencia, como testigos los cielos y la tierra, una exhortaci\u00f3n a recordar nuestra misi\u00f3n como jud\u00edos, nuestro compromiso con la Tor\u00e1, de reparar al mundo, Tik\u00fan Olam, de dejar atr\u00e1s la inconsciencia y la indiferencia de una vida sin sentido.<\/p>\n
Quiera D\u2019os que las voces del Shofar despierten nuestras consciencias dormidas, traigan a memoria aquellas cosas ya olvidadas y abran las puertas del Cielo a nuestras oraciones. Que salgamos siendo mejores versiones de nosotros mismos.<\/p>\n
\u00a1Gmar Jatima Tova!<\/p>\n
Rab. Sem. Dr. Yaakov Rodr\u00edguez<\/p>\n
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We once again find ourselves at the beginning of a new year, and with it, we enter once more into the profound spiritual process known as Yom HaDin (the Day of Judgment). The scales are set, our actions and words placed to be weighed, our hearts stirred with reverence and awe. A cycle has come to completion, and the question stands before each of us like an advocate:<\/p>\n
What have you done with your time? How have you honored the life that was given to you as a gift throughout this past year?<\/p>\n
Each day of life is a vote of confidence that Hashem places in us, for He believes in our potential to bring light and transform His world.<\/p>\n
On Rosh Hashanah, we give an account for that vote of confidence\u2014we go through the audit of our deeds.<\/p>\n
On Yom Kippur, we come with the awareness that our actions do not go unnoticed; they always produce consequences, for better or worse. The same goes for our inaction: light or darkness\u2014these are the only two possible outcomes.<\/p>\n
In Parashat Haazinu, Moshe Rabbeinu teaches the Jewish People a song of warning, calling upon the heavens and the earth as witnesses\u2014a call to remember our mission as Jews, our commitment to the Torah, to repair the world (Tikkun Olam), to leave behind the unconsciousness and indifference of a meaningless life.<\/p>\n
May it be G\u2011d\u2019s will that the voices of the Shofar awaken our sleeping consciences, bring to memory what has been forgotten, and open the gates of Heaven to our prayers.<\/p>\n
May we emerge as better versions of ourselves.<\/p>\n
Gmar Chatima Tova!<\/p>\n
Rab. Sem. Dr. Yaakov Rodr\u00edguez<\/p>", "protected": false }, "excerpt": { "rendered": "
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