- We say Oseh HaShalom at the end of the Amidah as well as at the end of Kaddish. This is continued during the Ten Days of Repentance.
- After the Amidah we recite Psalm 24 (LeDavid Mizmor). Saying this prayer with concentration is a segulah (spiritually propitious act) for parnassah (ample livelihood) throughout the year. One may also recite this prayer at home anytime during this night.
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