Ten Days of Repentance
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After Mincha and right before sun set the Neilah prayer is recited. Neilah is the last opportunity to repent and change what is decreed for the upcoming year. Neilah means to 'lock', it is the last chance to pray before the heavenly gates are locked up for the upcoming year. During the Neilah, we ask Hashem to seal our fate in the various books of life, as opposed to the earlier prayers where we just request to be 'written'. Neilah is the only time during the entire year where a fifth prayer is added to the daily service. | After Mincha and right before sun set the Neilah prayer is recited. Neilah is the last opportunity to repent and change what is decreed for the upcoming year. Neilah means to 'lock', it is the last chance to pray before the heavenly gates are locked up for the upcoming year. During the Neilah, we ask Hashem to seal our fate in the various books of life, as opposed to the earlier prayers where we just request to be 'written'. Neilah is the only time during the entire year where a fifth prayer is added to the daily service. | ||
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