From a Shiur by Rabbi Elieze Miller about Rosh Chodesh Adar from Naaleh
Every person has a bit of Amalek inside of himself and on Purim this is destroyed. Therefore Purim is a special time for Teshuva. The Belzer Rebbe said that if a person did not succeed in doing proper Teshuva in Elul , he has a second chance on Purim. On Yom Kippur we do Teshuva through fasting, and on Purim we do Teshuva through happiness, but the purpose is the same, coming closer to Hashem.
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