Why Are We So Happy On Sukkos?

Emunah is like produce starting to fill out but still far from ripe.

The Power Of Just One Mitzvah

We are given an opportunity to sanctify the mundane in the spirituality of the sukkah.

With Pride Comes Peace

Say thank you for all that you have, for the tremendous abundance in your life that cannot be taken for granted in any way.

Ignoring God

The governor couldn’t believe the audacity of the man. He immediately called the police to arrest him.

No Jew Is Too Far Gone

No Jew need be intimidated by the imagined enormity of the leap from non-observance to observance. Moreover, every mitzvah a Jew performs creates a permanent bond with Hashem that can never be erased.

Redeeming Relevance: Moshe’s Command to Die

When we cannot fully understand God’s decision that accepting it shows our true allegiance to Him

It’s Not All About Us

I took counsel with my grandfather who has already passed away and with my grandchild who has not yet been born.

A Higher Purpose

One of the most significant ways of making this world a dwelling place for the Divine Presence is by giving tzedakah.

The King Of Kings

The Chofetz Chaim answered: “Every Jew needs to know how great Hashem is.”

Sneaking Into A Soccer Stadium

This is a big atonement for me. My conscience was tormented. The purpose in my publication of this story is to set an example for our youth that they should not steal.

If He Can Do It, So Can You

The Beer Chaim says that one who gives charity has the power to even resurrect the dead.

Going For The Jackpot

...G-d deals justly with all beings whereas we – because we have not always acted properly during the past year – have much to be embarrassed about.

TORAH SHORTS: Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech: Egocentric Theology

The egoism which enters into our theories does not affect their sincerity; rather, the more our egoism is satisfied, the more robust is our belief. -George Eliot

What Does It Mean To Be A Chassid?

When a Jew realizes his exalted inner essence, he becomes infused with joy at being a Jew, a member of G-d’s chosen people privileged to carry out His great plan for the world, so that every mitzvah becomes a joyous act.

Taking To Heart What We See

One needs divine assistance and much personal effort to discern the Torah perspective in the affairs of the world.

Uman Is Not About Parties

For some people, Uman is the ultimate dream. They also deserve our empathy and should not be mocked or denigrated.

Ki Tavo: Drawing the Line Clearly

As the Jewish people start their national life, they were to remind themselves, visually and dramatically, of the bright line between evil and not

Building a Railing, Road Safety and Corona

Why a new house? What about an "old house"?

Dying At Home, Alone

Just as there are people who need food, there are people who need to be noticed - now more than ever.

Must Elul Be Dour?

Chassidus offers a refreshing approach. Although it takes the soul-searching of Elul very seriously, it emphasizes positivity.

Heavenly Mercy

Undoubtedly one will merit children so that all the souls are born sooner and Moshiach can come.

Redeeming Relevance: How to Enjoy this World

There is nothing wrong – and actually everything right – about loving God’s world. But to be significant, it must be a love grounded in enhanced awareness and appreciation of God.

Shoftim: Tzedek, Chasidut and the Tzadik State of Israel

And what greater matter for self-sacrifice can there be than to help bring about the full Redemption of all Israel?

Living Amidst Plenty

The true challenge of our lives, as described in Sefer Devarim, is living with prosperity – in a society where everything is abundantly available.

Don’t Decide Yourself

The Angel of Death was unable to take Rabba bar Nachmani to heaven because he never stopped learning.

Elul: The Month Of Refuge

Just as G-d provides places of refuge – arei miklat – for someone who accidentally killed his fellow, so too He provides a special time – Elul – during which we can seek refuge from the effects of our sins.

TORAH SHORTS: Parshat Shofetim: God’s Loyalty

The game is my life. It demands loyalty and responsibility, and it gives me back fulfillment and peace. -Michael Jordan

Headlines

Latest News Stories


Recommended Today

Sponsored Posts


Printed from: https://www.jewishpress.com/judaism/parsha/why-are-we-so-happy-on-sukkos/2020/10/02/

Scan this QR code to visit this page online: