Chag Sameach dear Readers! Last year, after the Feast of Tabernacles, I wrote about the passing of a dear friend and my experience in Israel. I promised an article on the seven ushpizin (figurative guests/visitors) of one’s sukkah because a large part of what was so awesome, was:
how the Father tied this traditional theme with my sister to bring me comfort in a time of grief. Because of its length, I have chosen to post it in PDF format. Though it is lengthy, it is not meant to be read all at once. Start with the intro and the first day and then go from there. This article is designed to help with introspection as we sit in our sukkah and commune with the Father. I did not have time to include photos or graphics, as I am now on way back up to Jerusalem for the Feast.
I dedicate this devotional to the memory of my beloved friend, Landra Kerekes, on her Yahrzeit (anniversary of death). I love and miss you, and I know you are rejoicing with our King in Jerusalem above!
The Seven Ushpizin (PDF)
Wow thank you so much sister! Have a wonderfully blessed Sukkot! ❤️🌾🙏🏻
Serena Geiger CRNA, MSN, ARNP
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Hello Kisha!
May, Landra Kerekes, name continue to be a blessed memory
This is a wonderful read and such a blessing to share and mark Landra’s Yahrzeit
Your Cricketgal
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