We all want a good life. But what does “good” mean? Does it signify anything more than a platitude? The traditional New Year greeting is to be blessed with a “good and sweet year.” What is the difference between “good” and “sweet’? Why are these specific terms used?
Please join Rabbi Jacobson is this pre-Rosh Hashana talk and discover how the two dimensions of “good and sweet” capture the primary thing we are all looking for: A year of abundance and blessings in all matters, material and spiritual, all in good health. A year of life and joy, filled with nachas (pride and gratification) from yourself, your family and your children. A year of having the humility and gratitude to appreciate your gifts, and the strength and courage to face your challenges. Learn what you can do to help manifest a good and sweet year, allowing you to actualize your greatest potential and build healthy and successful relationships.
This was an excellent class you convey the information with simplicity and yet it was very thorough thank you have a happy healthy New Year Rebecca singer