On Rosh Hashanna we do not wish one another a “Happy New Year.” We say Shana Tova, which means “A good year.” What is the difference? It is already here, so it is “new.” What we have come to find is not just an acknowledgement that another year has passed, but we seek a cleansing of the self, a purging of the negative parts of our person. We seek a “good” year not a “new” one.
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