[Avodah] Sukka must be kosher for sleeping?
David Riceman
driceman at optimum.net
Tue Oct 5 06:32:38 PDT 2010
From: Zev Sero<zev at sero.name>
: It depends, of course, on how unpleasant it is in the first place; also
: on how long one must go on liking it. But one can often psych oneself
: into enjoying otherwise unpleasant experiences for a short while; alcohol
: helps, as do being with a group who are all doing it together, and an
: inspiring speaker or leader. ....
RMB:
<<Is psyching oneself into enjoying something really "akh sameiach",
or simchah at all, for that matter?>>
Well, yes. "Ein simchah elah b'basar vayayin" means that meat and wine induce simchah. See
the Dubner Magid's book Kol Rina V'Yeshua on Esther s.v. "al kein hayehudim haprazim" (it's on
p. 192 in the edition I own).
And the Dubner Maggid was a misnaged who wrote at least one sefer mussar.
David Riceman
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