I had to look up the spelling of my title. I never read the phrase before, just heard family members say what sounded to me like "azeeezem Pesach" (with the "ch" sounding like you're clearing your throat). So whenever I felt tribal, I'd say "azeeezem pesach" and, as Yiddish has a way of doing, it made me feel good. Try it, say it outloud, you'll see what I mean.

So Passover. We remember when we were slaves in Egypt and Moses led us out of Egypt to the Promised Land.