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VIDEO: Why Celebrating Trees of Life in the Dead of Winter Makes Perfect Sense!
Why would a joyous celebration of growth take place when nature seems to be so lifeless?
Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year for the Trees, is observed this week, celebrating the beauty of life, the power of creation, and the wonders of nature.
But why would a holiday that focuses on the awe-inspiring cycle of creation be situated when most things that grow appear lifeless? Wouldn’t the spring or summer make more sense for this holiday, when the trees are full of fruit and the flowers are in bloom.
Rabbi Eitiel Goldwicht provides deep insight into this amazing celebration, and the hidden meaning behind celebrating life at the seemingly darkest time of the year.
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CELEBRATE ISRAEL’S NEW YEAR FOR TREES. Make the Land of Israel Even More Beautiful by Planting Fruit Trees Today!
REPLANT TREES DESTROYED BY HAMAS. THEY BURN, WE PLANT!
A meaningful way to celebrate Tu B’Shvat (Israel’s New Year for Trees) is helping Israeli farmers recover from damage caused by Hamas fires.
“…for the Lord your God is bringing you into a good land… a land of wheat and barley, vines, figs and pomegranates, a land of olive oil and honey”
(Deuteronomy 8:7-8)
CLICK HERE TO PLANT FRUIT TREES IN ISRAEL TODAY!
Source: United with Israel
