Sukot, Joy of Water and the Lulav, סוכות Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, 5787 לקו״ש חכ״ד סוכות

What do water and the lulav have to do with lasting joy? Join Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz for a Sukkot Torah study that invites you to look deeper at סוכות—and at what brings joy to your own life. Sukot, Joy of Water and the Lulav | 5787 Source: Likutei Sichos, Volume 24, Sukkot | לקו״ש חכ״ד סוכות A simple detail can open a big question. Why water? Why the lulav? What might we miss when we know a holiday’s customs but stop asking what they mean? Bring those questions to this lesson with Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, centered on Sukkot and the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rebbe Schneerson. As you watch, keep one personal question in mind: Where can I make room for more joy? Let the topic guide you to pause, think, and look again at the acts that shape your Jewish life. Give the teaching your full attention, then choose one idea to discuss at your holiday table. New to Jewish learning? Start with the main question: How do water, the lulav, and joy connect? If you already study Torah, listen for the details and follow the reasoning. For deeper study, return to the cited Likutei Sichos and review the text. Come with curiosity, whether this is your introduction to Torah or part of years o