Bi Rosh Hashana ati Yom Kippur ti sunmọ, Awọn Ju kakiri agbaye lẹsẹkẹsẹ bẹrẹ igbaradi fun isinmi ti Sukkot. Lori ipele akoko, eyi ni akoko ọdun ikore awọn irugbin, ṣugbọn Sukkot ni itumọ ti o jinle pupọ. Ti ka “Akoko Ayọ Wa”, Sukkot ni pataki pataki fun awọn Ju mejeeji ati awọn ti kii ṣe Juu bakanna. O jẹ akoko fun ajọdun ajọṣepọ, dúpẹ lọwọ, ati ayo lapapọ. 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. Sukkah jẹ aaye ibugbe fun igba diẹ ti o ni ninu 4 ogiri, ati orule ti a fi ohun elo adayeba ṣe. Sukkah yii, tabi agọ, n ṣe bi olurannileti pe nigbami a di aṣa pupọ si itunu ti tiwa (lagbara) awọn ile. O ṣe pataki fun gbogbo wa lati lo iṣẹju diẹ lati pada sẹhin ki a dupẹ fun ohun gbogbo ti a ni, ati mu ayọ ni otitọ pe awọn eniyan wọnyẹn wa ninu awọn igbesi aye wa ti o jẹ ki gbogbo ọjọ ṣee ṣe. Ero yii ṣe pataki pupọ loni pẹlu gbogbo rogbodiyan ati ibi ti o ba aye wa jẹ. A nireti pe o gba akoko diẹ lati ṣabẹwo si Sukkah wa ki o pade awọn ọrẹ tuntun ati atijọ!
Ṣe gbogbo wa ni riri ohun ti a ni, si jẹ ki akoko ayọ yii jẹ ibẹrẹ ọdun nla fun gbogbo eniyan!
