Khag Sukkot Sameakh
Greetings this Jewish holiday season. I love Tishrei (the current Jewish month) and its never-ending series of holidays.
Today I began building my very first personal sukkah. I lived in apartments for many years and couldn't have my own Sukkah. Now that I'm in a house, I bought a Sukkah kit. I can't wait to finish it over lunch tomorrow and use it for all of Sukkot.
You can learn about many different aspects of Sukkot from basic to indepth on My Jewish Learning.
Sukkot challenges us to reflect on the meanings of shelter and the fragility of shelter. This year, with the recent devestating earthquakes, mudslides, hurricanes and storms all over the world, the message seems especially poignant. Each of us is responsible to help the homeless, the displaced and all for whom fragile housing is a daily event.
May the Holy One shelter all, whatever our ethnicity, our faith, our status or orientation.
Today I began building my very first personal sukkah. I lived in apartments for many years and couldn't have my own Sukkah. Now that I'm in a house, I bought a Sukkah kit. I can't wait to finish it over lunch tomorrow and use it for all of Sukkot.
You can learn about many different aspects of Sukkot from basic to indepth on My Jewish Learning.
Sukkot challenges us to reflect on the meanings of shelter and the fragility of shelter. This year, with the recent devestating earthquakes, mudslides, hurricanes and storms all over the world, the message seems especially poignant. Each of us is responsible to help the homeless, the displaced and all for whom fragile housing is a daily event.
May the Holy One shelter all, whatever our ethnicity, our faith, our status or orientation.
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