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Rabbi Moshe Haber: Azivat HaChet: The Core of Teshubah September 20, 2026
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Yom Kippur is a day for profound introspection and change, and the most powerful tool for Teshubah is the mind. Rabbeinu Yonah's Shaarei Teshubah outlines the steps of repentance, with the most crucial being Azivat HaChet, letting go of the sin. This is more than just regret or planning for the future; it is a fundamental declaration: "I am not that guy." It means disassociating oneself from the negative behavior and no longer identifying with it.
For occasional transgressions, regret and a plan for the future are sufficient. However, for deeply ingrained habits that form…
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