Yom Kippur

All religions are based on methodology. Some people believe that they pray closer to God by praying once a day, others think that they approach God by praying five times a day. For example, one day the Hindu is called Carva Ko, Muslims are Ramadan, and the Jews have the Day of Atonement. The purpose of fasting is different, but there is one thing in common. It is a connection between man and God. In World War II, the Nazi Germans occupied all Jews and put them into a concentration camp known as the "Holocaust". By fasting and communicating with God through prayer, they will ask God to forgive all the sins they promised.

Traditional prayers in Aramaic language are called Cornidore ("All Oaths"), traditionally done before sunset. Erev Yom Kippur ("Day of Atonement") is often referred to as "Kol Nidre" (also called "Kol Nidrei") although in many cases it is considered to be the beginning of the Yom Kippur party. . This is especially so before sunset, in fact it was bound by the day before 9 Tishrei, Yom Kippur. Atonement It is not said in Japan (10 Tis Lei after sunset)

The Day of Atonement begins tonight with Kol Nidre and is often considered the most important prayer in high worship on high holidays. It is beautiful and unforgettable, I look forward to it every year. But for me, Yom Kippur's most important prayer is silly behavior, the prayer question is "Who lives, who will die?" Let's think about the concept of life and death in abstraction. Instead, it details: I hear this every year and annoy me each year. I understand the impulse to do this - translating, softening and digesting the bluntness of ancient text makes them meaningful for our relatively comfortable modern life. But please do not do this year. Instead, let us play the calling role in the words at the beginning of prayer.