Rachel Goldberg-Polin
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968 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Sep
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The top should not be like a solid ceiling.
You should be able to see through the top because it's very much supposed to be the.
that we're leaving our stuff behind because as much as we all love our stuff and our stuff is great, our stuff is not the core of who we are.
Like that's sort of like the underlying message of Sukkot is that life is fragile.
I think ultimately it's saying we we do know that we live in the illusion that we have any control.
It is all an illusion.
But something that I remember thinking was super cool was when I was in eighth grade, and that was the first time that I went to someone's house and my friend Sharon, they had a soukhah and they turned the TV around in the window that that their of their den that was facing.
The sukhah, and it was during the World Series.
And we watched the World Series in the Sukkah.
And Mr.
Schwartz said to us, See, it's a mitzvah to watch the World Series.
And it was infusing Yiddishkeit and mitzvot into places where we don't normally have that opportunity.
And as you mentioned, a lot of people love to sleep in the sukkah.
Here's an opportunity where you're
You're having a mitzvah while you're not even conscious.
You're sleeping in the sukkah.
It's a mitzvah because you're dwelling in the sukkah.
There are a lot of opportunities for children.
You decorate the sukkah, you make it a really, you know, you're beautifying the mitzvah.
Yeah, I mean, I we didn't have one in our building and I didn't live in a particularly specific Jewish neighborhood.
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