Preparing video...
0:00 / 0:00

Sukkot - R. Yaakov Rahimi - TorahAnytime.com

191 views
TorahAnytime avatar
TorahAnytime

Transcript

Auto-generated transcript. Not time-synced to the video.

The Rambam writes, Sukkot is known to be a holiday that brings simcha, happiness. And we asked why? About the time the answers the answers, the more a person recognizes this world is temporary, the happier that person will be. Why would you be happier when you recognize this world is temporary? Because you then you focus on much bigger goals. And all the inconveniences and you sully them and the pain in this world are not going to bother you as much and that will lead to simcha. The point of going inside the Sukkot the point is to recognize you're in this world for temporary. It's this world is a temporary house. It's and the more you live by that and you recognize the truth that we're only here for temporary, then all the uncomfortable things in this world are not going to bother us because we are focused on our destination. What is our destination? Torah and mitzvot, giving nachas to Hashem, serving Hashem, getting close to Hashem and building our olam haba.