🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺

Preparing myself and my community for the coming of Moshiach Now!!!

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

If you don't ask
The answer will always be no

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

The simpler you keep it

The healthier for your body and soul

[Vlada Mars @VladaMars]

The most beautiful people are the ones who allow themselves to be gentle.

[Chabad.org @Chabad]

On Rosh Hashanah all things return to their origin.

Your soul, too, returns to its origin.

And from there you can start to rebuild your entire being.

[Rabbi Yisroel Bernath @montrealrabbi]

What would your life look like if you finally let it go?

That question became one of the central questions of my new book, The Forgiveness Experiment.

I’ve come to realize that we often misunderstand what letting go actually means. We think letting go means saying it didn’t hurt. It did.

We think forgiveness means saying what happened was okay. It wasn’t.

We think moving forward somehow erases the past. It doesn’t.

Forgiveness doesn’t mean the past didn’t happen. It means you’ve decided it doesn’t get to define what happens next.

And perhaps there is no better time to make that decision than now.

Rosh Hashanah is tomorrow night. A new year. A new page. A new opportunity to decide what gets to come with us and what doesn’t.

There are hurts we have carried for months. Some for years. Conversations we keep replaying. People who still occupy far too much space in our heads. Anger that may once have protected us, but now simply exhausts us.

Grudges have a strange way of keeping us stuck in a moment that everyone else has already left.

Let it end. Let yourself feel what hurts. Give yourself permission to heal. And when you’re ready, even if you have to do it again tomorrow begin to let it go.

Forgiveness is rarely one dramatic moment. Sometimes we release resentment layer by layer, until one day we realize we can finally breathe again.

May G-d heal the places in us that still ache, help us repair what can be repaired, release what needs to be released, and bless us with the freedom to walk into the new year with open hearts.

May you and your family be written and sealed for a sweet, healthy, peaceful and truly liberating new year.

- Rabbi Yisroel Bernath
Author, The Forgiveness Experiment

Get yours here.
Paperback: https://t.co/Ljvex6l2Ax
Kindle: https://t.co/8fp7z6pnlJ
Audiobook on Spotify: https://t.co/oAJyCHdwQf

[Rabbi Manis Friedman @ManisFriedman]

These were not the intentions of religion.

#religion
#jewish
#jewishtiktok

[Chabad.org @Chabad]

The Rebbe, of righteous memory, would issue pastoral letters each year to “The Sons and Daughters of Our People Israel, Everywhere,” in preparation for the New Year. Here is one such message, in free translation, for a year whose beginning was Shabbat, like this year, 5787 (2026). https://t.co/sY8BQqEtxl

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

Sometimes you need to dig a little deeper into your pocket

Sometimes you need to dig a little deeper into your soul

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

You know how best to do it

After you’ve actually been through it

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

… and then there are those times that the right words just come rolling off your tongue

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

Real stuff that sounds made up

Made up stuff that sounds real

Learn to know the difference

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

One of the best things to trip on

Is the truth

[Michael @michaelo2016]

Wants are not needs but they sure feel like it on occasion.

[Marcmywords @Marcmywords2]

Good Morning
Memories
Of The
Way We Were
W W W

[Chabad Lubavitch HQ @Lubavitch]

Avraham Fried says, "What better way to bring down more of G-d's kindness than with the mitzvah of Tzedakah!"

Join the daily Tzedakah initiative:
👉 https://t.co/0b6qJp7UBt

[Víkrám @gvicks]

Self-awareness is painful because the suspect and the witness are the same person.

[Michael @michaelo2016]

The only things stopping me are fear and common sense

[Rabbi Ronnie Fine @TanyaRabbi]

Chassidus: How far can you touch the Divine?! https://t.co/9UgjCW7xPS

[🎺Binyomin Scheiman 🎺 @BinyominS]

One of the best things to trip on

Is the truth

[Reese @Reeseforsure]

*checks out to check in

[Mark Gilliland @markdgilliland]

Tension secretly hides in many of our muscles.