Medida da Rosh Hashaná ne Yom Kipur llegan ja yá ngäts'i, Ya judíos nga̲tho comienzan ngut'a mfädi pa ar festividad Sucot. Ma za̲ ár nthe̲ cronológico, nuna gehna ár mpa̲di ar je̲ya sofo cultivos, Pero Sucot pe̲ts'i 'nar Temu̲ ir bo̲ni xingu mäs profundo. Considerado "Ar pa ja ma njohya", Sucot pe̲ts'i 'nar xí nze̲di Temu̲ ir bo̲ni tanto pa judíos nu'u̲ pa hingi judíos mahyetho.. Ge 'nar t'olo ora da t'o̲t'e ar comunitaria, Di jamädi, ne njohya Nxoge. Sukkot is one of the few times the Torah gives a specific commandment to be “joyful”.If you had visited us at the Y during the holiday, you would have noticed that we had constructed a Sukkah on our roof. 'Nar sucá ge 'nar lugar vivienda temporal nä'ä ir bo̲ni jar 4 paredes, ne techo 'yo̲t'e ar materiales naturales. Nuna ar Sucá, wa stand, da mats'i nu'u komongu recordatorio ke ya 'nandi ga acostumbramos xki ma comodidad ja ya nuestros. (sólido) Ngú. Ar mahyoni da ga̲tho ga tomemos 'nar t'olo ora pa uni 'nar bi thogi atrás ne apreciar ga̲tho nä'ä di pe̲ts'u̲he., ne alegrar ga ar da xi ya jä'i jar nuestras vidas o̲t'e tsa̲ Kadu̲ ar pa. Nuna ar idea ar extremadamente mahyoni da nu'bya xtä nga̲tho ya malestar ne hñogu̲zu'we da contamina ma ximha̲i.. Esperamos ke ar gi 'nar pa pa ze̲nwa ma Sucá ne ga pädi 'ra'yo ne viejos mpädi.!
Our lives are spent in the pursuit of dreams, goals and knowledge. The only real and meaningful pursuit which keeps us in good stead, are the traits of goodness, sharing, and the building and enhancing of relationships. All else is fleeting, as we are taught in Ecclesiastes, the scroll which is read on the Holiday of Sukkot. “All else is meaningless when there is a lacking of togetherness and unity”.
Our sages teach that above all else, the Holiday of Sukkot is meant to engender in us the desire and need to work on our relationships on a level playing field, where there is no ageism, difference or judgments. The Sukkah, a temporary dwelling place, open to the sky, adorned in natural furnishings is the vehicle that propels us towards that “level playing field”. A Sukkah is meant to be temporary, lasting only 8 days. We serve warming and delicious foods to our guests, savoring the times we spend together.
Da nga̲tho apreciemos nä'ä di pe̲ts'u̲he, i ne nuna ar pa njohya da comienzo 'nar Nar dätä hño je̲ya pa nga̲tho!
