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Jewish Tradition Encourages Optimism Ahead of High Holy Days
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The Jewish season of Selichot, prayers recited before the High Holy Days, begins this Saturday night for Ashkenazi Jews. Tradition dictates starting on a Saturday night to carry Shabbat's joy into the period, fostering optimism despite current anxieties.
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- Selichot prayers begin Saturday night for Ashkenazi Jews.
- Tradition links Selichot's start to Shabbat's joy.
- The goal is to approach High Holy Days with optimism.
- Current events may cause anxiety, but tradition urges a positive outlook.
- The message focuses on recognizing blessings and facing the new year with hope.
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