Reb Noson

Meir Elkabas explains the goal of taking the four species and how waving the four species (etrog/citron, lulav/palm, hadassah/myrtle, aravah/willow) spreads the teachings of the tzaddikim throughout the world. Also, the four species represent the four types of prayer accessible to every Jew.
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Meir Elkabas explains the goal of taking the four species and how waving the four species (etrog/citron, lulav/palm, hadassah/myrtle, aravah/willow) spreads the teachings of the tzaddikim throughout the world. Also, the four species represent the four types of prayer accessible to every Jew.
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