The blessing you've been waiting for - Rosh Chodesh Nissan - Don't miss out! links in description

Shalom aleikhem everyone, chodesh tov. I'm here in the resting place of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai. You can see this beautiful dome. This dome is right above the grave. And baruch Hashem, just finished praying and learning and mentioning all the names of all of you who submitted and praying for you and for Am Yisrael. I wanted to wish you chodesh tov and I wanted to remind you a few things that on the beginning of the month of Nissan we recite the prayer of the Nesi. We also say the Birkat Ilanot. There's also the prayer for parnassah by the Shalah Hakadosh. All this information you can find on my website on atzum.org/nissan. All information, all the prayers, all the things you need to do, it's all available. I'm still here in Meron and I'm going later to be here again and going also to the grave of Rabbi Yehuda bar Ilai to recite some prayers and back to Tiberias. So, if you haven't submitted your names, if you want to do, if you want to submit names, submit your prayer on your behalf, you can use the same page atzum.org/nissan where you find all the different options and prayers and on each page you'll find a button where you can submit your names, submit a donation if you want. All the donations go to spread Torah around the world and to teach Torah and to help poor people which needless to say that when we do teshuvah, we need to open the gates of heavens and one of the ways to do it is of course with giving charity. That's the vessel. I want to take the opportunity to wish you a chodesh tov. Hashem bless you with great success in everything that you do with abundance of parnassah and abundance of everything that you need, health, parnassah, shidduchim tovim. May Hashem bless you with everything that you need in order to serve him in the best way possible. The month of Nissan is a month of month of miracles and Rosh Chodesh Nissan is a perfect time to do teshuvah, to repent and to look at your actions and to reflect and take on yourself good decisions and to decide to walk on the right path, a path of righteousness and with that teshuvah, Hashem should bless you with great success, with health, with happiness, to have true yirat shamayim, to have true happiness and peace in your heart and to reach your true goal and to fulfill your purpose in this world. May Hashem bless you with everything that you need. We just read in the Musaf prayer that Rosh Chodesh is man kaporat dam, the time that we can reach atonement. That only happens when we pray, when we apply, when we do actions, when we look to the past and we neglect the past and we move on to the to the future with the good decisions to serve Hashem, to repent, to do teshuvah and with that merit, Hashem should bless you with everything that you need. In two weeks, be'ezrat Hashem, is Pesach, the time when we leave our Egypt, our Mitzrayim, our place of limitation, a state of mind, a state of limitation. We have two weeks to focus on our prayers with a special prayer that is called the Nesi where we elevate our souls, where we refine our souls and hopefully by the time we come to the eve of Pesach where we clean all the chametz, all the all of our ego, all of the bad habits that we have and then we go out of our limitations, out of Mitzrayim out of the darkness that we are in. So, it's a very auspicious time now, the next two weeks to take on ourselves to only be focusing on good things, to learn Torah, do mitzvot, give charity, help others, repent for everything bad that we do. So, I wish you all success in everything that you do and may you take these two weeks till Pesach to refine yourself and to elevate yourself and at the time of Pesach, leave your Mitzrayim. So, I wish you all the best. I thank you for everything. May bless you with an amazing chodesh. You should merit to have everything that you need in order to serve Hashem in the best way possible. So, please share this video with all of your friends. The links are underneath this video. Take advantage of this powerful day and again, I'm going to be here later if you want to submit names so I can mention your names next to the grave of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai. So, please again, share this video with all your friends and be'ezrat Hashem you should have a wonderful, powerful, amazing month. Chodesh tov everyone. I'm here in the resting place of Rabbi Yehuda bar Ilai where you see this blue dome. It's exactly above the grave. Very holy place. Just spent here an hour praying and mentioning names and doing teshuvah. And I wanted to remind you that today is Rosh Chodesh and it's a very, very powerful day to do teshuvah. Take the time to reflect on your actions and look at the future and decide what's the path you want to walk on. Today is also the birthday of Rabbi Nachman from Breslov. So, take a few minutes to recite the Tikun Haklali. Today is also a very powerful day to pray for your parnassah. There's a tikun, there's a prayer by the Shalah Hakadosh. I mentioned that already yesterday. I was there by his grave yesterday. Highly recommend to also read Tikun Haklali the 10 Tehillim that the Shalah Hakadosh uh put together. It's called Tikun Haklali. You can find the Tikun Haklali also on my website. The link is underneath this video, too. But uh take this day to to to do teshuvah. It's a very, very powerful day and we have two weeks now where we can focus on our spiritual growth and by the time we come to Pesach in two weeks, you can leave your Mitzrayim, your state of limitations. Leave behind all your bad habits, leave behind all this stuff that is negative in your life, start a new start, a new beginning and I wish you that Hashem should bless you with everything that you need to to serve him in the best way possible. You should have strong health, good parnassah, livelihood, true yirat shamayim, true love to Hashem, peace in your heart, happiness in your heart and you should should serve Hashem besimcha uvetuv levav. Hashem should bless you with everything that you need in order to serve him in the best way possible. Please share this video. Chodesh tov and be'ezrat Hashem you should only hear good news.