Rosh Hashana -- Will we make a difference?

Question

We stand before a loving God, our Father. Every Father wants their child to live a long, healthy and prosperous life. And so, like any good father, He is offering us another year. The question is whether we are interested. The year is on offer, but what are we going to do with it? Are we living for something that matters? Or are we concerned about our next lollipop? Are we striving to be great, or meandering towards mediocrity?

Rosh Hashana is there to lift our sights, to remind us to dream. And to dream of great things --peace, love, justice... Why bother dreaming of anything less? By dreaming grandiose dreams, we remind ourselves that life really does matter. This is not just another year of drudgery. It is a year in which we can accomplish great things. We remind ourselves that we really do want another year, another opportunity to strive towards making a difference.
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Answer 1

This year I plan the same thing I do every year. I will try my best to continue to work hard and improve not only my life but the lives of those around me. It's all we can do when looking at another year, pledge to make it better than the one before it.

Every moment of our lives has its ups and downs, however it is up to us to improve not only the quality of our lives, but the quality of everyone's lives through various charities and philanthropic means.

Answer 2

Shalom All
This is not the original new year set by the creator. That new year starts in the month of Aviv or Abib which is in the spring and is in direct relations to the cycle of the world. This rosh hashana is pagan because it is man maid. the dates of the months where changed by them. this it the time of blowing the horns. So you decide for yourself man made or GOD made will make a difference and what kind of difference that is good or bad. Just look around at the world.

Answer 3

yes we will