Yom Kippur is over. We felt holy, we prayed, we cried, we were lifted up — and then suddenly we return to our routine. But that’s when the big question comes: Have we really changed?

Why does the Torah command us to build a sukkah specifically in the month of Tishrei, and not in the month of Nissan when the Israelites left Egypt?

What is behind the special law of “one who regrets is exempt from the sukkah”?

And why does the Gemara say that in the future the nations of the world will kick in the sukkah — and what does this teach us about our connection with God?

A fascinating and thought-provoking lesson on Sukkot, faith, trust in God, stepping out of our comfort zone, and the ability to take the awakening of the High Holy Days with us for the rest of the year.

After Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur — it’s time to ask what we take with us next.

For more fascinating content @Rabbi_Yosef_Hai_Pur