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Jewish Mysticism Links Sukkot Blessings to Charity for the Needy

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By בשיתוף ועד הרבנים

First reported by JDN · 2 hours ago

What happened

According to the Zohar, the sacred guests of Sukkot will only bless those who first give to the poor. The organization 'Va'ad Harabanim' is urging donations to ensure needy families can celebrate the holiday.

  • 01Zohar links Sukkot blessings to charity for the poor.
  • 02Ushpizin blessings are conditional on helping the needy.
  • 03Va'ad Harabanim urges donations for holiday charity.
  • 04True Sukkot joy is measured by sharing with others.

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Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
Jewish Mysticism Links Sukkot Blessings to Charity for the Needy
JDNRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
Kabbalah's Holy Zohar: Charity is Key to Welcoming Sukkot's Divine Guests

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