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05/11/2020

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31/12/2019

25/12/2019

Merry Christmas! Many celebrate with an evergreen Christmas tree but why? What's the meaning and history of the Christmas tree? In the Northern Hemisphere, the shortest day and longest night of each year, the winder solstice, falls on DEC 21 or 22. It seems evergreens were originally used next to doorways, in courtyards and inside homes to remind the dwellers of the new green growth that would come again after the barren, dark winder. Evergreens celebrated new life and hope for a return of spring and all it's bounty. One legend, about the very first lighted Christmas tree, dates back to the 16th century; it's said that a preacher named Martin Luther was walking home through the woods one night and was awestruck by the stars lighting the evergreens around him. He lighted the evergreen tree in his home with candles to share the same wonder with his family. The jump from "wintertime decor" to a Christmas symbol may have happened thanks to nativity plays. Plays often included festively decorated evergreen trees. Some plays became too boisterous and thus were banned for a time in the 16th century. It's thought that during this ban, home owners took it upon themselves to decorate their in-home evergreen trees, and it stuck. The tradition became widespread and even churches began erecting decorated Christmas trees. Trees were adorned with apples, nuts, and handmade paper shapes. Soon sweets were added including strings of gingerbread, cinnamon sticks, popcorn, berries and dates. Today the lighted Christmas tree symbolizes G-d's triumph over darkness and life everlasting.

23/12/2019

Happy 2nd night of Hanukkah. Curious about what Hanukkah is and how and why it's celebrated? On the 1st night, one candle is lit, on the far right, just before sundown and the candle burns until it's gone. On the 2nd night, 2 candles are lit, from right to left, just before sundown and they both burn until they are gone. And so it goes through the 8th and final night. You need a lot of candles! The menorah candles are lit to celebrate the shared miracle that Judah Maccabee and the jewish people witnessed long ago, in the Holy Temple of Jerusalem, while rededicating the Holy Temple to G-d. You see, there was only a tiny amount of olive oil which would have allowed their menorah to stay lit for only one day. Yet the flames continued to last and last, for 8 whole days and nights, helping them to find fresh supplies in a dark and turbulent time. The word Hanukkah means "dedication", referring to the rededication of the Holy Temple to G-d. This wondrous event inspired the annual eight-day Festival of Lights. It's also customary to eat foods fried in oil, like potato latkes and doughnuts.

29/11/2019

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18/09/2019

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12/09/2019

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21/08/2019

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