
RECORDING FROM THE CALL THAT TOOK PLACE ON September 30th 2025
6:30 PM EST • 75–90 minutes • Live on Zoom
Yom Kippur isn’t about punishment or guilt—it’s about returning to who we truly are. The deepest meaning of teshuva is not “atonement,” but “return” and “noticing.” In this interactive workshop, we’ll explore how simply becoming aware is what opens the door to a full soul reset.
For one day a year, Hashem gives us the spiritual power to undo the weight of our missteps—not through shame, but through honest return. As the Rambam teaches, “Nothing stands in the way of teshuva.” And the Baal Shem Tov says, “Every fall is only so we can rise higher than before.”
What teshuva really means—noticing, not groveling
Why Yom Kippur is a day of intimacy with Hashem, not fear
How it’s possible to clear an entire year of spiritual residue in one day
Teachings from our sages on the power and urgency of this time
Why even the most disconnected Jews feel something on Yom Kippur
How to prepare your heart, your mind, and your intention before the fast
Yom Kippur is known as “the day itself atones”—but only when we show up for it. This is not a holiday of distance—it’s the closest we get to Hashem all year. As the Zohar says, “On this day, the gates are open and the King is near.”
If you’ve ever felt pulled to this day but didn’t know why—or if you’re ready to meet it with more presence than ever—this workshop is your doorway in.
Reserve your spot & step into the return.
What to bring:
A comfortable, uninterrupted space
Water
Clothing you feel relaxed in
A pen and paper (optional, for reflection and journaling)