Ha Rosh Hashana le Yom Kippur ba fihla pheletsong, Bajuda ho pota lefatše hang-hang ba qala ho itokisetsa matsatsi a phomolo a Sukkot. Boemong ba tatellano ea liketsahalo, ena ke nako ea selemo ea kotulo ea lijalo, empa Sukkot e na le moelelo o tebileng haholoanyane. E Nkoa e le “Nako ea Thabo ea Rōna”, Sukkot e na le moelelo o matla ho Bajuda le bao e seng Bajuda ka ho tšoana. Ke nako ea mokete oa sechaba, ho fana ka teboho, le thabo ka kakaretso. Sukkot is one of the few times the Torah gives a specific commandment to be “joyful”.
What is unique about Sukkot is that this is a holiday where everyone is invited to join in the celebration. The idea is that all people have what to be thankful for, and this the time for everyone to cast away what seems to separate us and join in one community in giving thanks.
If you visit us at the Y during the holiday, you will notice that we have constructed a Sukkah on our roof. A sukkah ke sebaka sa bolulo sa nakoana se nang le 4 mabota, le marulelo a entsoeng ka thepa ea tlhaho. Sukkah ena, kapa lephephe, e sebetsa e le khopotso ea hore ka linako tse ling re tloaela boiketlo ba rona haholo (e tiileng) mahae. Ho bohlokoa hore kaofela ha rona re nke nako ho khutlela morao 'me re ananele tsohle tseo re nang le tsona, 'me u thabele taba ea hore ho na le batho bao bophelong ba rona ba etsang hore letsatsi le leng le le leng le khonehe. Khopolo ena e bohlokoa haholo kajeno ka merusu le bobe bohle bo silafatsang lefatše la rona. Re tšepa hore u tla nka nako ho etela Sukkah ea rona le ho kopana le metsoalle e mecha le ea khale!
E se eka bohle re ka ananela seo re nang le sona, 'me nako ena ea thabo e ke e be qalo ea selemo se seholo ho bohle!
