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Rabbi Moshe Haber: Sukkah, Ushpizin, and the Power of Influence 10.9.25 · Rabbi Moshe Haber - Daily Mussar/Weekly Perasha

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  Call Tish Pisin Irish Museum is this idea that every day during
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  Sukkot someone visits Abraham, It's a canal called they all
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  visit. There's a list of people.
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  Yes, there's a list of people the way it's quoted again as
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  often as are, but the idea is that they come, these seven
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  people, they all come every day according to this, but each day
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  there's a leader or the leader all day one is our home leader,
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  all day 2 is just called the leader all day three is y'all
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  called. I mean each one of them have a
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  strength in a sense that the others are following every one
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  of these special people that we consider our greats, our
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  original leaders. They all have areas that makes
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  them stronger than the other of Rahama.
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  Suddenly talk doesn't have, I guess Hawkeye something that
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  Rahm didn't have. That's really the sense what's
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  happening when they visit me again.
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  What is this idea that they visit?
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  I'd like to compare with the 2 examples that we bring up. 1 is
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  El ya'll wanna be especially ya'll wanna be visiting every me
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  Lao. That's concept 2.
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  When they tell us that the deceased grandparents, etcetera,
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  visit the Hoopa. Those are two examples where
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  they tell you this idea. What does it mean fully?
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  I don't know, but it means some sort of concept of souls and
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  it's a big idea. Now the message for us, we have
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  practical form, It's to recognize that each one of them
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  has a strength, a reality. Each one of them is strength
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  that you can relate to the Sukkah.
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  Abraham, it's talking about Corp.
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  You can find a way to relate each one of them to the Sukkah.
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  So we did his yesterday in the class, in the morning before
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  Sukkit. Let's try to relate Yakov.
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  We know because today's Yakov's day.
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  Let's try to relate Yakov Reno to the Sukkah.
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  What would relate you to Yakov and the Sukkah?
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  So we gave you yesterday 3 Let's see if I can remember them #1 As
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  a Aqua vino grew up near the worst influence of all time.
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  He dealt his entire life with influence.
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  Still going with this, he had either some or Lavan top two
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  worst people about our nemesis in history.
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  The top 2 strongest levels of influence out there because a
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  saw was older brother, his twin who looked very similar to him,
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  who could have easily finished very strong of importance.
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  They lived in the same house. We said our arm lived in a
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  different Our arm did not have really the influence of Ishmael.
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  I'm sorry if anyone else because everyone moved away from
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  everyone else. It's hard to not have the
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  influence of the Ishmael because Ishmael was sent away.
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  I called me who was raised side by side with a twin brother who
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  was a terrible influence. 0 impact at all and #2 is Lavan.
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  Avon was unbelievable crook, Ayakov was the straightest arrow
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  that existed. 2 influences, 0 impact that was our core meaning
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  that was like this always like love and they both reinforces.
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  Another idea is how does it relate to the Zuka?
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  So Zuka is a concept and you might be in flimsy worlds.
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  You might be right next to people working side by side with
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  people who are not your way, not your minds in it.
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  Why not? Good for you.
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  But we have to figure out a way to create imaginary walls to
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  keep them outside. That is the idea of this to
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  come. I'm taking my favorite example.
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  I've used an informal example. If you live on this block, all
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  right, like you live on this block or you live on my block,
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  down the block. If I asked him what is the
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  community of that block time was I live in the SY community.
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  I live in the Syrian Jewish religious observer community.
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  Yet if you have to ask what percentage of people on new
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  blocks are Jewish, I don't know, maybe 40%, maybe 30 apartments
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  before you have the of our building overrides, right?
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  They have all sorts of nationalities across the street.
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  We say in our minds we live among the religious Jewish
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  Syrian community. How you translate that, that
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  means that we, the same way we tried to drown out the noise,
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  right now we're trying out, we're trying our minds to drown
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  out the existence of the such neighbors.
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  And our minds, they don't out there, but they're there.
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  They're very much there, their prevalence, but we all need to
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  try to say they're not there. And that is a mentality that is
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  that I see what I see. I don't see what I want to see.
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  I don't consider them my neighbors.
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  Now, are they people? Of course.
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  But they're not, you know, we're not trading deserts, We're not
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  hanging out and stuff like that. And therefore, yeah, therefore,
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  because of that, we have an imaginary World War that helps
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  us avoid the influence. It doesn't mean they'll get
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  along. It doesn't mean they cannot be
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  the finest people. It doesn't mean all those things
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  that we know they can mean. But it does mean that I don't
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  adopt their way in any way. And that is a mentality called
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  the flimsy wall of our sukkah. That's what it is.
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  Akora Vino aced this concept to a teeth that was warned #2 the
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  idea of a sukkah is an idea of the sukhina's presence in a
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  world that is really a miracle. Which means if you go by nature,
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  no person would have bet on the Jewish people.
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  You know, I even right now what's going on, could obey.
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  I'm not getting about in the politics, but that's clear.
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  That's clear and God did not give us his president.
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  This was this war would have gone on forever pretty clear
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  because there's no real end inside.
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  There's no way to have an end and Hashem decided to give us
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  his present. Whatever his motive is Co Jewish
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  Co son-in-law Co Nobel Peace Prize doesn't matter to me.
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  What matters is the fact that shell out the hostages come home
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  and the reality is that it's way too late, but it's only because
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  of his existence and only because of God's existence and
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  we have this. This is just typical example.
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  We have stronger examples. Everyone of our lives are
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  examples of Hashem's Astra haprat Yakovina was the vote one
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  of all the about he was the one who had basically he had the
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  strongest degree of Ashley Haprati of the great riggers.
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  Abraham started off the construction of Hashem, started
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  to God Abraham differently, and then he doubled down with his
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  cock and then he tripled down with Yaakov.
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  It's called twisting the rope three times.
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  Yaakov Akov is my role. I said I'm twisting the rope
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  three times with Aqua Aveeno Akov was the one.
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  By the time it got to him, there was a strongest degree of Usher
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  rubbing our teeth and we are living with that Hashaha.
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  Which means that the way Hashah runs the world, the way he makes
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  it work out for us, even though it doesn't make any sense, it is
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  all over a miracle. And that is the arc over us.
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  A God guided the world. According to Arvino.
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  That's with the strongest level of and that's what's celebrating
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  today. So today's Yaakov's day, you say
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  we may be living in a world of a flimsy suka during reality.
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  Somehow, someway, you should not rest inside.
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  These are the two points, alright, and we gave a Third
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  Point yesterday, but these are the 2.
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  The other idea is you understand before I speak.
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  They're fatal wedding my voice upon the other, I'm a hand.
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  Both are simply worth a maiden. It's therefore I don't know.
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  The other concept we are called, we said is that it's all to make
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  this connection, but this car represents shuttle.
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  How does the Sukar represent Shalom?
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  In a few ways. Warned is that Aron, it was in
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  his merit and we had the clouds in the desert.
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  I know it's a man of Shalom. The Sukar represents Aron's
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  dedication to Shalom that led to the that led to the clouds.
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  A man like Aron in his merit we have the clouds, which means
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  Shalom is really the real merit of the clouds.
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  OK, that's how it works good. How is that really Aqua winner a
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  go deeper one? Why is the clouds of Shalom
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  support to know this? Plus Sook says call eyes up the
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  entire Jewish period on the one roof, the entire protection with
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  that under one protection, which Basuk meant to say, we say that
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  they all live under 1 sukkah when they record going to the
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  opinion that they had a sukkah. There was a time where they all
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  were in the same shuka, 600,000 men, 3 million people, one suka.
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  But that means the symbolism of that is all under one roof.
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  Symbolism being if you're on the one roof, there's Shalom.
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  Our own was the root of the clouds.
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  The clouds are this concept of one roof, which is Shalom.
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  So our own was the root because he was a man in Shalom.
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  He remembered it. We had a place to represent the
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  Shalom. That was the structure.
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  Yeah. Aqua Alvino's life.
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  It took an entire life to get to this point.
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  But by the time he passed away, Akov was Shalom.
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  He had Shalom in his home. It was a lifetime mission.
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  It took a long time. She'll be fine.
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  But all his sons got along eventually.
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  Now his life with Shalom, that's the final thing and that relates
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  to suka as well. They also all on the one roof
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  eventually they all got along eventually and they all Shalima
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  all complete and that's the Suka represents the car behind
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  rights. A reversing.
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  A reversing is good with the Suka.
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  Have a great Zahut to have Shalom by it.
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  As it he writes, if you go with the zucaria of Shalomite, can
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  you explain? That's all he says.
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  What do you mean good? That means you, you, you go in
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  like I said, in the Allahabad, send the Allahabad before,
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  right? You only have to have two hours
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  of Zamzinar on the Zucar. OK, you know if you go follow
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  the Allahabad to the T, you can end up 4-5 days out of the
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  Zucar. Alright, you can end up today
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  outside the Zucar fully. You can end up tomorrow at the
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  Zucar for tomorrow night. You can end up Moses Shabbat
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  day. You can end up Sunday outside
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  the Zucar, even Monday. So really if you follow, if you
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  tune to the T by the book with the laws of Hafatsuka, a person
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  can avoid the tsuka. But they don't get this shaman
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  bhai, they don't get this, they don't get this Hashimahabadati,
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  they don't get all these all these merits that the tsuka
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  brings. So the third thing they are
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  Quavina represents is that he's a man who eventually his life
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  led to Shalom. It took a lifetime, but by the
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  time he was by his bedside, it's live that the Shalom, and that
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  is the sukoot and that is the scar presents.
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  The sukkah is the place of Shalom.
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  The sukkah is the place. I just get your book.
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  I'll close this last points ready.
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  I want to close this last point. I probably will speak about this
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  sometime over the course of Shabbat, but it's an important
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  point. The Anani were called
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  Ananiacabot, the clouds of glory.
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  All right, It's so written down at the word cowboy has another
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  meaning as well. They represent Shalom.
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  We said that I think everyone was in war Wolf how they have
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  Shalom cowboy Azelazit giving respect to each other.
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  So on an air, the clouds of Shalom are the clouds of glory,
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  Kavomis glory, but also means the kavod of each person
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  respecting each other, because the ultimate core of Shalom
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  comes from validation and respect.
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  Stop it, Zacaboto.