10 Days and 10 Ways to Return to Your Best Self: A T'shuvah Tool Bridging Religious Traditions

The 10 days between Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, and Yom Kippur, the Day of Repentance, are called the High Holy Days or the Days of Awe. They are a time for Jews--or anyone--to go inward and consider how to "do t'shuvah," to turn back to God and to their best selves. This book provides 10-days of exercises to help you go through this introspective process used during the High Holy Days. It gives structure to the Days of Awe so you can truly consider not only your sins and how to rectify them but how to achieve your full human potential. Use this human potential tool that crosses religious lines to return to your best self--and to source--in just 10 awesome days. During the 10 days you will contemplate: Sins Against Other People Sins Against Yourself Sins Against God Turning Toward Your Best Self Your Soul Purpose Your Human Potential Honesty Communication Payoffs Faith Readers are encouraged to continue the process each week, using the Sabbath as a time to go inward and again turn to God and to their best selves or to use the 10-day process more than once a year if they like. The book is conveniently formatted in a small size (4" x 6 ") so it fits in a purse or pocket and can be carried easily during the 10 days a reader chooses to work with the process.