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Ushpizin, The: (Aramaic, lit. “honored guests”); seven leading figures in Jewish history who make noncorporeal visits to our sukkot on the holiday of that name

	The Ushpizin By Yanki Tauber Translated into English, the word loses some of its mystery and other-worldliness. Yet these "guests" are indeed quite mysterious (at least until we learn more about them) and other-worldly (at least until we make them part of ours)... Jewish Holidays » Sukkot & Simchat Torah » Sukkot » Study » Essays » The Ushpizin
	The Ushpizin of Sukkot By Leib Schapiro On Sukkot we are visited in the sukkah by the seven ushpizin, “guests”; why do they come and what does it mean? Audio Classes » Holidays » Sukkot & Simchat Torah » The Ushpizin of Sukkot
	Welcoming Guests of the Sukkah The Kabbalists in the Zohar took great pleasure in receiving Sukkah guests By Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai; translation & commentary by Simcha-Shmuel Treister The Kabbalists in the Zohar took great pleasure in receiving Sukkah guests. Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Devarim - Deuteronomy » V'Zot Habracha » The Zohar » Welcoming Guests of the Sukkah
	The Ushpizin According to Kabbalistic tradition, we are visited in the sukkah by seven supernal ushpizin ("guests") -- Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Aaron, Joseph and David. On each of the seven days of the festival, another of the seven ushpizin (in the above order) ... Jewish Calendar » Tishrei » Tishrei 15 » Laws & Customs » The Ushpizin
	The Unpopular Tzaddik By Yerachmiel Tilles Rabbi Pinchas raised his eyes. There stood the first of the Ushpizin--the honored guest for the first night of the festival--outside the door of his sukkah... Library » Stories » Chassidic » The Unpopular Tzaddik

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