Each of us, as we have seen, bears a very great responsibility for our teshuvah, our actions and inaction. Rabbi Kook, the first Chief Rabbi of Israel, inspires us with the need for and hope of a repentance which can begin in every human soul and spread through the world.   When one forgets the essential nature of the soul, when one ignores the quality of introspection, everything becomes confused and in doubt. The principal repentance, which immediately illumines the dark places, is the return of a person to themselves, to the source of his/her soul and immediately s/he will…