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PASSOVER (April) Another very important Jewish Festival is 'Pesach'. Pesach derives its origin from 'passah' meaning to 'pass over' It is celebrated for 8 days. Pesach is also known as 'Cheruthenu' (The season of Liberty) and Hagmatzoth, the feast of unleavened bread. When a famine hit Canaan, Jacob and his family settled on the east bank of the Nile. Jacob's descendants grew in number, their condition got worse and they eventually became slaves of the pharaohs for 210 years. Moses asked the pharaoh to set his people free, but the pharaoh refused. When 10 plagues hit , the Hebrew slaves were set free. That is how the 'Passover' came to pass. Since the slaves left in haste, they were only able to carry unleavened dough. In the Jewish tradition, the sacredness of mealtimes is stressed. During the entire week of the Passover, unleavened bread is eaten, known as 'matza' The ceremonial meal consists of: Leaf of parsley dipped in salty water and horse radish It symbolizes: Spring and new life dipped in tears. The horse radish stands for the bitterness of slavery. There is a special cup filled with vine for Prophet Elijah, who Jews believe visits every home and brings with him, happy tidings. Jews believe that when one enjoys the good things in life, one remembers that they belong to God. One recognizes that everything is linked to His presence.
Dear Children, JHULELAL Today I shall tell you, the name of the Patron Saint that Sindhis pray to. Sindhis worship ‘Jhulelal’. His story is based on some historical events. A lot has come down to us by word of mouth. What is important to remember, is that He taught that all religions give out the same message of love and unity. One astrologer called the child 'Amarlal' (Amar means ‘deathless’) and claimed that his memory would be immortal as his name suggested. Once while the child lay on his cradle, it started to swing of its own accord, hence the child was also called 'Julelal' which means one who swings to and fro. The Divine child was born on 'Cheti Chand' to Devaki and Rattanchand of Nasarpur. Upon opening the baby's mouth, the parents 'saw' the River Sindhu flowing, and an old man with a white beard sitting on a 'pala' fish, whose peculiarity is, that it swims against the tide. Jhulelal’s mother died soon and his father remarried. Udero’s (Jhulelal) step mother once gave Jhulelal some boiled beans to sell in the market. Jhulelal instead of going to market, went to the banks of Sindhu. Half of the contents he distributed free among the beggars who lived on the river bank. The other half, he offered to the Sindhu River. In the evening the same container came from the waters towards him. The container was full with fine quality of rice. When the step mother started getting the fine quality of rice every day, she got suspicious. One day she sent Ratanchand after Jhulelal. Ratanchand followed Jhulelal discreetly all the day and witnessed the miracle. He bowed to Jhulelal from a distance and accepted either as the God Himself or his Messenger. During the 10th century, Sindh was ruled by the Sumras,who were good leaders. But there was one exception, whose name was 'Mirkshah' Mirkshah decided to deputy one of his ministers name Ahirio to Nassarpur to see and gauge things for himself.
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