Sukkot

For Sukkot, the Festival of Booths, Jews build a flimsy structure that is permeable enough to the outside that you can see the stars through the roof. Throughout the eight-day holiday the faithful eat, hang out, or even sleep in this fragile, leafy hut.

This week, how will you allow yourself to be open and vulnerable to the world around you?

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One response to “Sukkot

  1. Eric Reichert

    Well, today when I got to work I realized I left my wallet at home. That should leave me feeling quite vulnerable, especially while I’m driving home tonight without my license. I’ll get back to you on the “open” part.

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