Neilah has concluded. The shofar has sounded. Together, fathers and sons make their way home from shul, elevated on a cloud of holiness and purity. And then, just a few hours later, some of these same fathers and sons make their way back to shul together. Because, despite being tired from the intense day, how can they not grasp the opportunity to learn Torah while in a state of absolute taharah? The Gemara tells us that the learning of children, of tinnokos beis rabban, has greater potency because of the children’s purity. Yet there’s one special time of year when all of us have that power: Motzaei Yom Kippur.