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Daily Thought
A sukkah is an embrace. You sit inside and G‑d is hugging you. All of you, from head to toe. Whatever you do inside your sukkah—sip a beer, chat with a friend, answer your e‑mail, or just sleep soundly—all is transformed into a mitzvah, a secure and timeless connection with the Infinite. And then, when you leave the sukkah to enter the world, you carry that hug with you. All...
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Daily Quote
"And you shall overlay [the Ark] with pure gold, inside and outside" (Exodus 25:11). This is to teach us that any Torah scholar whose inside is not like his outside is no Torah scholar.
Talmud, Yoma 72b