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Ten Days of Teshuvah: Repairing the Whole Year | Rabbi David Akilov

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But is that the same from Rosh Hashanah till Yom Kippur is the 10 days. Actually, it's not the 10 days, it's only 7 days. >> [music] >> The each day of the week, each day of the week could >> [music] >> fix at the each day of the year. Let's say this year Rosh Hashanah is Shabbat and Sunday. Monday, if I never went to shul to pray, I could go on Monday to pray [music] in shul and it's going to be Tzom Gedaliah. It's going to be a very beautiful day to go to pray. It means Hashem will fix [music] all our mistakes for 54 weeks what we have missed the last year. The same thing on Tuesday. Let's say I didn't go to shul, I didn't pray, [music] or I didn't give tzedakah, I didn't then do anything good. This could fix me the for the whole year. >> [music] >> That's why it's very important 7 days is like a whole year around the end day. Number one, number two. When the person coming to us in these 10 days asking for forgiveness and say, "Please forgive you." >> [music] >> There's one thing. Lashon hara could be for could not be forgiven. Hashem cannot forgive you for lashon hara. Hashem cannot forgive you if you owe someone some money. But what do you have to do? Calm yourself, [music] put your head down, and ask for from your friend, from your parents, from your mother, sister, brothers, to especially the whole world is going crazy. The the brother could sue his brother, the brother could sue his parents, the brother could sue his wife, the the husband could sue a wife, the wife could could sue a husband, the kids they could sue their parents. [music] Each person must put his hands down, head down, and come to ask for forgiveness. And then, when I want to say I ask forgiveness, I have to do teshuvah. What's my teshuvah? I'm going to give promise to myself I'm not going to speak lashon hara. I'm not going to say something bad. When I want to do teshuvah, this is real teshuvah. I'm not going to speak. I don't have to I must control my mouth what I'm saying. It's very important the whole year we should know to respect each other and find [music] something good to each other. Calm the hood. This is very important. Please everybody make sure the new year, new book, new time, new life. Everything is new. Hashem giving us another chance. This is a chance should be not be forgiven. This chance should not be lost. Please do me a favor. Everybody should knows one thing. See others [music] from good side. Baruch Hashem. Amen. Amen.