61. We can compare this to that which is written at the beginning of sefer Bamidbar, when Hashem instructs Moshe and Aharon to count the Jewish people. The Ramban (Bamidbar 1:45) writes that this was to give the Jewish people an opportunity to stand before Moshe and Aharon. The Ramban writes, "When one comes before the greatest navi [Moshe] and his brother [Aharon] and tells them his name, this is a merit for him, and it grants him life because he is being counted together with the Jewish nation. Moshe and Aharon will look at them with a good eye and pray for them."
Certainly, to be in Hashem's presence is a blessing, resulting in spiritual and material success. This occurs on Rosh Hashanah because Chazal tell us that on Rosh Hashanah, each person, individually, passes before Hashem.
