<ol><li>Rav Kook on suiting discussion about teshuva to the generation.</li><li>A novel suggestion as to the reason for the minhag not to eat egozim on Rosh Hashonah.</li><li>Some words about Yom Kippur and Hashem’s kindness to us.</li></ol>Tishrei 5786

Rav Kook on suiting discussion about teshuva to the generation.A novel suggestion as to the reason for the minhag not to eat egozim on Rosh Hashonah.Some words about Yom Kippur and Hashem’s kindness to us.Tishrei 5786

<ol><li>Rav Kook on suiting discussion about&nbsp;teshuva&nbsp;to the generation.</li><li>A novel suggestion as to the reason for the&nbsp;minhag&nbsp;not to eat&nbsp;egozim&nbsp;on Rosh Hashonah.</li><li>Some words about Yom Kippur and Hashem’s kindness to us.</li></ol>Tishrei 5786

Why Inspiration and Teshuvah Today Work Differently than in the Past

Rabbi Yisrael Wilk was born and raised in New York, USA. He moved to Israel in 1999 where he lives with his wife and children. He received rabbinic ordination from Rabbi Michel Birnbaum and Rabbi Dovid Feinstein. He holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Touro College. Rabbi Wilk authored the well-received Sefer HaTzimtzum v’Hametzios and Sefer Moadei Yisroel. In Israel, he developed a close relationship with HaRav Seraya Divlitzky zt”l, one of the greatest Kabbalists of recent years. Rabbi Wilk is also a primary talmid of the world-renowned Kabbalist, Rabbi Moshe Schatz shlit"a.

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