The joy of potency and impotency : Parshat Ha'azinu 2012 September 28
Entry/Object ID
rdi-2012.09.28
Scope and Content
Looking back to Yom Kippur and forward to Sukkot, Rabbi Ingber speaks of the joy that goes along with Sukkot. The releasing of anxiety from the previous holidays and the celebrating of the first fruits from a successful harvest. He specifically points out that people may feel impotent in experiencing the joy and have trouble letting themselves full enjoy the feeling. Via Rabbi Alan Lew, he then discusses the sexual imagery associated with the holiday.
Category
Shabbat sermons, Sukkot sermons
Archive Details
Creator
Ingber, David
Date(s) of Creation
Sep 28, 2012
Archive Size/Extent
14'32"
Primary Language
English, Hebrew
Archive Items Details
Subjects
Parshat Ha'azinu, Joy in the Bible, Impotence--Religious aspects, Phallicism, Sukkot, Sukkah, Yom Kippur