Rosh Hashana: Finding Your True Self - Rabbi Yoni Levin

the day that's hidden is a reference to rosh hashanah there's something hidden mysterious secretive about the antifa rosh hashanah and what is that so the binay tasker tells us that the two days of rosh hashanah that we have correspond to rahul and leia they correspond to rachel and leia the two sisters that marry yaku avinu and the knight to russian shanna we have semanim we have siemanim of the pomegranate the fish head and so on and vanessa writes that these shimanum correspond to the shimanum that rahul had given leia as to protect her shame and so when yaakov wanted to figure out who was underneath that veil and leia was able to provide the prophecy on him so yaakov went ahead and married leia [Music] so the idea of rosh hashanah is that rosh hashanah is trying to figure out who's underneath that veil who's under the because who's underneath that cover who that who who is it because in a few days from now this farm teaches that yom kippur the measures teaches us the mission teaches that yom kippur is each of us individually all of us collectively are going to marry aka and it's rosh hashanah where we have to check underneath that veil underneath the keysight to see who it is who is the true who's the true one marrying and we have to look ourselves in the mirror and realize who we are stop trying to hide stop trying to pretend you're someone who you're really not look at yourself in the mirror realize your strengths your abilities your cohosts and show your true colors the yantava rosh hashanah is because of the means to reveal to expose who's really hidden underneath find the true you find your true nishama and this should be the year we're comfortable in our own skin with their own abilities and we should be successful in fulfilling all of our goals all their aspirations in coming united with the kaddash baruch both as individuals and as it's [Music]