Yom Kippur has two entrances, and they complete each other. One explains why this day works: the structure hidden in a number and in the shape of the letters. The other explains what to do with it: the inner work that opens the gate before Ne'ilah. Choose where to enter.
The Gate That Opens When You See
Ne'ilah, the sealing of the year, and the vessel you carry there
The Zohar on what we have not yet seen, Michael Berg's four steps of teshuvah, Rav Berg's distinction between apologising and returning to before, and the Yom Kippur Journal for doing the work on your own.
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The Day the Opponent Disappears
The deepest secret is kept inside a number: 364
The value of the Opponent is 364, one less than the days of the year. The windpipe, the gullet and Binah, and the mechanism of the letters: why we do not eat, and what exactly the fast undoes.
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