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G-d Said, 'Be Happy'

Wisdom at the Western Wall

By Gutman Locks
Topics:   Sukkot,  Joy of a Mitzvah,  Four Kinds
Filmed during Sukkot at the Western Wall, visitors to Judaism's most holy site show what it looks like to perform the mitzvah of being happy.

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Gutman Locks – also affectionately known as "Guru Gil" – has been a fixture in the Old City of Jerusalem for two decades. He is the author of several books and musical tapes. His website is www.thereisone.com

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Posted: Oct 10, 2011
Thank you Rabbi
Just bought my set but the spice of joy has been missing for years from this mitzvah for me. This was very important for me to see for I have not been really doing this mitzvah in simcha. So simple but so important and so missing. Many have forgotten how to smile. I have been thinking about this for days.
Will shake with a smile this year G-d willing.
Thanks.
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