Celebrate Chanukah with indigenous dancing and didgeridoo playing? Really! Methinks not.Those "Spiriters" should have a read of Rabbi Kahana's article http://tinyurl.com/yby4scp and maybe they'll learn what Chanukah is really all about.
Also from my "weird stuff" collection, take a gander at these innocent and naive Jerusalemites - totally oblivious as to what their bright red "Purim" costumes are.
Those little santa suits would be a real hit in Hotham Street on Purim. Where can we get them?
ReplyDeleteCome on, Rabbi Wolf is clearly just using the aboriginal stuff as a transparent tool and gimmick to spread Yiddishkeit--and it probably worked. No one there would have thought that Chanuka is about aboriginal culture. I can't believe you fail to see that.
ReplyDeleteObviously rabbi wolf means well. but how fardoes one go to 'spread yiddishkeit'? indigenous dancing, dalai lama, pseudo-kabala, buhddism and all other idol worship - all for the sake of 'spreading yidishkeit'?
ReplyDeleteis this what the rebbe really wants? i doubt it very much.