Shanah Tovah!
With the Jewish New Year approaching, all of us at MezuzahStore.com would like to wish you and your family a happy, healthy, and sweet new year. May the coming year be one of good health, success, prosperity, peace, and blessing for you and your loved ones.
When this note was first written in 2011, we were getting ready to welcome the year 5772. The years change, but the blessing remains the same: Shanah Tovah u’Metukah (שָׁנָה טוֹבָה וּמְתוּקָה, a good and sweet year).
A Sweet New Year for the Jewish Home
Rosh Hashanah (רֹאשׁ הַשָּׁנָה, the Jewish New Year) is a natural time to think about the home, the doorway, and the blessings we hope to bring into the year ahead. A mezuzah is one of the most meaningful reminders that Jewish life begins right at the entrance of the home.
If you are thinking about refreshing the Jewish feeling of your home this year, our article on why you should have a mezuzah is a helpful place to start. For a more practical room-by-room guide, you can also read which rooms need a mezuzah.
Whether you are moving into a new space, preparing for the holidays, or choosing something meaningful for someone you love, a mezuzah can be a beautiful and lasting Jewish gift. You can browse our mezuzah gifts, explore our full collection of mezuzah cases, or pair a case with one of our kosher mezuzah scrolls.
A Note About the Original 5772 Coupon
When this post first went live, we also shared a 10% coupon in honor of the New Year, good through Simchat Torah. That 5772 promotion is no longer active, but the spirit behind it is still very much part of Mezuzah Store. We love helping customers bring more Jewish meaning, beauty, and kedushah (קְדֻשָּׁה, holiness) into their homes.
If you are putting up a mezuzah for a new home, new room, or new beginning, our guide to what blessing to say on the mezuzah can help you prepare before affixing it.
If you are not sure which mezuzah someone would choose, the Mezuzah Store Gift Card is a thoughtful option for Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Simchat Torah, housewarmings, weddings, and other meaningful new beginnings.
From all of us at Mezuzah Store, we wish you a Shanah Tovah, a year filled with sweetness, blessing, and good things for you and your family.
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I LOVE these mezuzahs ! I am Episcoplian! The mother (also Episcopalian) of a close friend moved into a condo, and the people who owned it before left their mezuzah at the front door. This is how I learned about mezusahs – just in August. I have been purchasing several and writing special greetings/blessings on tiny papers … and my wife and I are giving them to very close friends to put on their homes. What a beautiful, beautiful prayerful tradition to link heaven and earth ! My Jewish friends are amused, and keep trying to teach me more Yiddish words!
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