Shmini Atzeres - Bring the torah in with you

Hi, this is David Alowski and welcome to a special edition of the Roberts show where it is a bridged just to give us some special ideas in the yum to and now we're going into and inad we don't have the dal and we don't have a suka why because there's a transition on yum kipa we were like malim we don't eat some people don't sleep on yum kipra they don't sleep they try to stand the whole yum kipper. They do everything they can to be like a malik and to be out of this world and then we go back into this world. But we can't go straight back into this world. So we go into a transition just like we don't go straight from the Mishkan to the base of Mikdash. We have Shilo in between where the walls were a building but the Yurio the curtains were still on top before we went to a full building. Whereas the Mishkan was completely temporary. So too, we can't go from being straight from being a malik back to everyday life. So we live in a suka for a week where the walls could be made out of stone like Sheilo, but we have on top of our head. Will not protect you in the rain. If it does, it's not. Yeah. It's a roof that's not quite a roof. And a roof really defines a building. In fact, the British had a rule that once a building had a roof up, you couldn't tear it down. So the people in Israel when they wanted to start a new yeish and the English wouldn't let them, they came in the middle of the night and they just put up poles with roofs and then they fix the rest of the building around it. So we don't have a roof. We're in this world and not in this world. We're half here and half not. We're under We're under the ans of glory. We do that for a week and then after we have made that transition, we can take everything and bring it back into the house and live our normal lives on the level that we did of yam kiper. And as says for seven days the person holds the safetra and we march around with our minimum and then ones it's the second day we take the safety tora in with us and we dance around with the Torah and bring it back inside with us. It's not there in the middle. It's with us and it stays with us the rest of the year until the next e. And so in mashem we will use this yandiff season to be able to maximize this experience for ourselves our families and good yontiff. Hi this is Rebecca Shaket. I'm a long long time student of Rabi Arloski from Darabina many many years ago and I recently started listening to your podcast weekly. So I just wanted to wish Rabowski his whole family and the whole entire um podcast listeners should be a good of health happiness parasa only only good things for all of Kai Israel.