Sukkot and Searching for Happiness
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Sukkot and Searching for Happiness
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Sukkot is called 'Zman Simchateinu', the season of our joy.
But what does it mean to be commanded to be happy?
And what does Sukkot’s agricultural harvest have to teach us about grandparenting, grandchildren, and finding joy in the relationships we have?
For Jewish grandparents, the “harvest” of our lives can be complicated. We may have hopes for our grandchildren, our relationships, and the Jewish traditions we want to pass on. But our grandchildren are not a project we can control. They are unique people with their own personalities, interests, choices, and paths. Sukkot invites us to stop and look at the harvest we actually have. What has grown that you may not have noticed?
In this episode of Connecting Jewish Grandparents, Rabbanit Sharona Hassan explores Sukkot, happiness, and the harvest, and what they can teach us about intentional grandparenting and building meaningful relationships with grandchildren.
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