Day of Atonement

on Sunday, September 27, 2009

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As the sun goes down millions of people around the world choose to fast, reflect, and seek forgiveness. Voices are humbly raised in prayer, each beseeching God to absolve one's sins .

In Hebrew the word for sin is het, which translated means to err, or to miss the mark. It's original meaning has nothing to do with evil.

When we act without love we have erred. So a sin is simply an act void of love.

I'd like to expend my love and light to the Jewish community honoring this holy day. This beautiful tradition has reminded me to act from the heart, from a place of love, and to forgive and seek forgiveness.

Have a blessed Yom Kippur!

*What does the word "sin" mean to you?
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