A Powerful Segulah Before Rosh Hashanah - Rabbi Zamir Cohen

Keeping [music] the last Shabbat of the year in its entirety is a great segulah that's worth publicizing. I also heard people are organizing a big effort for this matter. This year we also have Rosh Hashanah falling on Shabbat, so it's a big thing to take these two Shabbats and publicize them. Even if someone knows that throughout the year Shabbat wasn't kept as well as it should [music] have been and they take it upon themselves to make an effort to keep these two Shabbats properly, that's a big thing. It's also important for family members, friends, [music] and acquaintances who you know don't keep it so well. Tell them, "These two Shabbats, [music] keep them properly. It's not too difficult. Afterwards, you can consider what you'll do next, but at least for now, take it upon yourselves." >> [music] >> And then, when Rosh Hashanah arrives, he accumulates many merits for himself through this commitment.