One of the definitions of happiness is being able to find purpose and meaning in life. The upcoming festival of Sukkot allows us to do this because its unique laws teach us to be far-sighted. Find out how in today's audio episode.

There are two ways of serving God – through reverence and through love. And the two festivals of Yom Kippur and Sukkot represent each pathway.

Do you "put" yourself in a situation or "find" yourself in one? That difference is the key to atonement during the High Holiday season.

There's no day of the year that's filled with more prayer than on Yom Kippur. Rabbi Wildes shares the story of a California family that was praying for an Israeli soldier 6,000 miles away. They eventually met each other – find out what happened in today's episode.

What is our responsibility to each other when it comes to returning to God during the High Holidays? There's a story from the Book of Jonah that helps us understand this question. Tune in to today's daily insight from Rabbi Wildes to find out more.

There are some historical reference points like during a time of war, or coronating God as king during the revelation at Mt. Sinai. But there are deeper, more intrinsic reasons as well. Tune in to today's daily insight from Rabbi Wildes to find out.