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kumir_al-stabya · 8/28/2025, 7:35:08 PM · permalink

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thoughtcriminal_1984 · 8/28/2025, 7:39:34 PM · permalink

Yeah, I feel, I've been thinking/feeling it coming myself, also. And if nothing happens, I'd be surprised.   
  
Remember 9/11.... they like to celebrate around this time of year....   
  
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September holds significant importance for Jews as it is when the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah) typically falls, marking the beginning of the High Holy Days, a time of renewal, repentance, and judgment. During this period, Jews engage in prayer, reflection, and the [Tashlich](https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-samsung-rvo1&amp;source=android-browser&amp;cs=0&amp;sca_esv=465159d7bf2b0b64&amp;q=Tashlich&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiS5Z_WoK6PAxXfRkEAHXGfH84QxccNegQIAxAB&amp;mstk=AUtExfDFbpC7OV6B_hDb4nH-sFDm-6e2Lxn0_cpBYJZgTrX-WgvHDCZFDpDSSSOACelbi8MVg3-qudntTGstyDBeDb2OYmxoRjTCvxzzmSmAoTdgLXmEeNBArR3kffARsvlhD3s&amp;csui=3) ritual, symbolically casting away sins by throwing bread into water. The month culminates in [Yom Kippur](https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-samsung-rvo1&amp;source=android-browser&amp;cs=0&amp;sca_esv=465159d7bf2b0b64&amp;q=Yom+Kippur&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiS5Z_WoK6PAxXfRkEAHXGfH84QxccNegQIBhAB&amp;mstk=AUtExfDFbpC7OV6B_hDb4nH-sFDm-6e2Lxn0_cpBYJZgTrX-WgvHDCZFDpDSSSOACelbi8MVg3-qudntTGstyDBeDb2OYmxoRjTCvxzzmSmAoTdgLXmEeNBArR3kffARsvlhD3s&amp;csui=3), the holiest day of the year, dedicated to atonement.

[Rosh Hashanah](https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-samsung-rvo1&amp;source=android-browser&amp;cs=0&amp;sca_esv=465159d7bf2b0b64&amp;q=Rosh+Hashanah&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiS5Z_WoK6PAxXfRkEAHXGfH84QxccNegQIDBAC&amp;mstk=AUtExfDFbpC7OV6B_hDb4nH-sFDm-6e2Lxn0_cpBYJZgTrX-WgvHDCZFDpDSSSOACelbi8MVg3-qudntTGstyDBeDb2OYmxoRjTCvxzzmSmAoTdgLXmEeNBArR3kffARsvlhD3s&amp;csui=3): The Jewish New Year

-   **Timing:**
    
    The Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, occurs in the Jewish month of Tishrei, which corresponds to September or October in the Gregorian calendar. 
    
-   **Significance:**
    
    It celebrates the creation of the world and serves as the beginning of the most sacred time of the Jewish year. 
    
-   **Practices:**
    
    -   **Shofar:** The blowing of the shofar (ram's horn) calls worshippers to prayer and symbolizes God's kingship. 
    -   **Prayer and Reflection:** Jews attend synagogue services, confess sins, and focus on prayer and introspection. 
    -   **Tashlich:** A common ritual where people throw pieces of bread into a stream or river to symbolize casting away their sins. 
    -   **Sweetness:** Apples dipped in honey are eaten to symbolize a wish for a "good and sweet year".

The [Days of Awe](https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-samsung-rvo1&amp;source=android-browser&amp;cs=0&amp;sca_esv=465159d7bf2b0b64&amp;q=Days+of+Awe&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiS5Z_WoK6PAxXfRkEAHXGfH84QxccNegQINRAB&amp;mstk=AUtExfDFbpC7OV6B_hDb4nH-sFDm-6e2Lxn0_cpBYJZgTrX-WgvHDCZFDpDSSSOACelbi8MVg3-qudntTGstyDBeDb2OYmxoRjTCvxzzmSmAoTdgLXmEeNBArR3kffARsvlhD3s&amp;csui=3)

-   Rosh Hashanah initiates a ten-day period of reflection and repentance known as the Days of Awe.

[Yom Kippur](https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-samsung-rvo1&amp;source=android-browser&amp;cs=0&amp;sca_esv=465159d7bf2b0b64&amp;q=Yom+Kippur&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiS5Z_WoK6PAxXfRkEAHXGfH84QxccNegQIPBAB&amp;mstk=AUtExfDFbpC7OV6B_hDb4nH-sFDm-6e2Lxn0_cpBYJZgTrX-WgvHDCZFDpDSSSOACelbi8MVg3-qudntTGstyDBeDb2OYmxoRjTCvxzzmSmAoTdgLXmEeNBArR3kffARsvlhD3s&amp;csui=3): Day of Atonement

-   **Holiness:** This ten-day period culminates in Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year, dedicated to atonement and repentance.
-   **Rituals:** It is a day centered on fasting and intense prayer for forgiveness.

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