1- It means Head (Rosh) of the (Ha) Year (Shana)
2- The holiday starts at sundown on Friday 9-18-20, with a special meal that includes apples and honey to signify a sweet new year.
3- The traditional bread for Rosh Hashana is a round challah (instead of the long braided one) to signify that doing good deeds is never ending. It looks like a crown to signify that we are the king/queen of our universe and must use our power to make the world a just place for all.
4- This year, it’s 5781, the day the first human (Adam) were created.
5- Say ‘Happy New Year’ to your Jewish friends.
6- The date changes each year because it’s based on the lunar calendar.
7- There are 10 days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, a time of self-reflection and becoming
a better version of ourselves.
8- The shofar (a rams horn) is sounded to demand our attention, and consider listening on a deeper level to our own voice and acting in a way that is truer to ourselves.
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Well done Eva!
Thanks Geoff. Anything to add?
Eva this was fabulous, nicely done.
Very interesting and informative
Happy New Year to you and all your loved ones!!!
Ron Farah
Thank you Ron! You are an expert in making everyone feel inclusive and important 🙂
Looking forward to impressing my many Jewish friends, Eva! Thanks!
You go girl!