Why Wishing Good Before Rosh Hashanah Matters So Much | Rabbi Rakhmin Dodobayev

Now these days we all wish everybody good year, sweet And we all like to say good things to each other right before the Rosh Hashanah. And [music] in the parasha of Shoftim, parasha Ekev reading the book of the Devarim, the fifth book Hakadosh Baruch Hu is looking at each one of us to see how well we're saying at the end of the month. And I hope that we are all wishing everybody Hakadosh Baruch Hu when he sees each one of us praying to him and asking [music] as we say always ben A person has a connection with Hashem and he has a connection with a with a person. So these days we're both connected. We're always connected but this is the last months of the 5,000 86 the year of the year of the Mashiach should come in our days [music] and we when we say good things to each other and we wish good things to each other Hakadosh Baruch Hu is going to write us down immediately in the book of tzaddikim and chassidim. [music] That's it. Very important to wish everybody a bracha v'hatzlacha. He wants us to say these things. He wants us to be more close to each other and to Hakadosh Baruch Hu it's a very very special moment. And I wish [music] everybody in these days write good things and say good things because this will bring us salvation and redemption geula. And once sometimes [music] people say why you have to pray, why you have to write these things down, why you have to learn the Torah? It's all derech Satan. the Satan when we're doing good actions. When a person prays sometimes people say you have to have a "You have to have a good heart." But unfortunately, this is a Derek Satan to stop praying. >> [music] >> But when we pray and when we wish everybody good things, then we are Zoche to [music] be written down of book of a Hasidim, book of Tzadikim. May we all be Zoche to be written down of book of >> [music] >> Tzadikim and Hasidim.