Passover. Not a perfect translation. The word Pesach is more accurately translated as Jumpover. It's named for Hashem jumping over the Jewish homes during the tenth plague, the death of the firstborn.
Jumping is totally different than walking. When walking, even as you proceed forward, taking steps to the future, one foot always remains behind, connected to the past, limiting one's advancement by the rules that we are used to playing by.
When you leap, both feet come along for the journey. The past is left firmly behind, with a totally new vista of opportunity opening before us, an altogether new experience, unimaginable from our prior vantage point. It's not simply a level up. It is a different ballgame.
This Passover, wherever you may be celebrating (you can still join us at the Community Seder!), may whatever limitations may be keeping you from achieving the impossible melt away as you leap into freedom.
Challenge: Think of a friend or acquaintance who may not have a Seder to go to and invite them to the Community Seder. Everyone should have a seat at the Seder table.
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