The Baal Shem Tov explains that each of the various Divine names describes G-d’s involvement in a specific world or realm of reality, but the designation “G-d’s Name,” without reference to any particular name, connotes a Divine effluence that transcends all realms and particulars. On Yom Kippur, we access and reveal the very essence of our soul (the Yechidah), which is one and the same with the very essence of G-d; thus the day after Yom Kippur carries the designation “G-d’s Name.”
Each of the four days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot correspond to one of the four letters in the essential Name of G-d known as “Tetragrammaton.”
Day one : Yud
Day two: Hei
Day three:Vav
Day four: Hei
Just to know that H”S is so present in our lives and that we matter to Him it’s enough reason to start celebrating.
Some excerpts from “60 Days”by Simon Jacobson
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