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High Holidays 2021/5782 (Hebrew calendar year)

The Jewish High Holidays are some of the most significant days in the Jewish calendar. They include Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish new year which begins 9/6), the 10 Days of Returning (the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur), Yom Kippur (our collective day of soul-accounting which begins 9/15), and Sukkot (an 8-day celebration of the autumn bounty which begins 9/20).

Our HMI team has put together thoughtful new resources to help make this year’s High Holidays relatable and enjoyable. We hope these will help you bring the holidays into your home and into your soul.

WTHigh Holidays?!
A short guide for those of us who need to brush-up on the holidays and how to celebrate them.

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WTHigh Holidays?! 5782 by Honeymoon Israel

3-Step Choreography of the Spirit
The High Holiday season gives us a special opportunity to look inward and do a little spiritual damage control. This resource walks you through the three steps for Jewish relationship-healing: cheshbon hanefesh (spiritual accounting), teshuvah (returning to your values), and tashlich (ritually releasing your baggage).

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3-Step Choreography of the spirit, 2021/5782 by Honeymoon Israel

Tasting the Sweetness of the High Holidays
It’s a Jewish custom to eat foods which symbolize our desire for a sweet year. This guide will explain why and how we mark the High Holiday season with sweetness.

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HMI High Holiday Conversation Guide
If you’re hosting a High Holiday gathering, this activity and conversation guide can help you and your guests explore the idea of introspection, one of the major themes of the High Holidays.

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