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The Lulav and Etrog: The Four Kinds
What, when, and how to wave the lulav and etrog.
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Four types of vegetation are "taken" every day of the holiday of Sukkot. They are: lulav (palm frond), etrog (citron), hadasim (myrtles), and aravot (willows)
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Become a knowledgeable Four Kinds consumer!
For the adventuresome folks who wish to venture into the uncharted waters of the Four Kinds market, here are some basic guidelines and tips that, when followed, will allow you to be a relatively knowledgeable consumer.
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Learn about this special mitzvah, which is performed every day of Sukkot (besides Shabbat).
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Winding and Willows
Every Sukkot, we march in circles saying ancient chants. How did this begin? What does it mean? What to do? Join us as we explore this unique custom.
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Part of Sukkot's Four Species, Aravot are willow branches with spiritual significance.
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An etrog is a yellow or lime-colored citrus fruit used by Jews during Sukkot as one of the Four Species, along with the lulav, hadassim, and aravot.
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Hadassim are myrtle branches, one of the four species G-d commands us to take on the Festival of Sukkot.
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