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But I take to heart the command of the Haggadah: \"In every generation, each of us must reexperience personally the Exodus from Egypt.\" So here we are again, the sun is setting, the candles are being lit, the table has all the proper ritual items, and I do not know if I and those with whom I am sharing this encounter have the strength to taste the grip of slavery and feel the thrill of liberation.</p>\n\n<p><br />\nThe Seder is not simply an obligation I must fill, but an extraordinary opportunity to be moved by a memory and re-energized to believe that the work I do may help complete the liberation initiated over three millennia ago. I want my voice to be more than the faint echo of generations past. In a world filled with commonness, I am elevated to kedusha - a place of unique sacredness - through my presence at this re-enactment. Here is an event that left no trace except through the memory of people. 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We bake flat, crisp matzah in order to reenact the Exodus, when the Children of Israel fled Egypt in a hurry, as the Torah says: \"You shall eat matzot during seven days…bread of suffering, for you departed Egypt in great haste.\" What was the hurry?</p>\n\n<p>For the above reasons, the words \"mitzvah\" and \"matzah\" are analogous. 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We remember that, fortunate as we may be, there are still so many people around the world who have no choice but to eat their  <em>matzah</em>, because that is all they have.</p>\n\n<p>2. Why on this night celebrating our freedom, do we eat these bitter herbs? </p>\n\n<p>Because on this night, more than any other night, we must remember the past, so as to ensure that we are not trapped in the complacency of the present. On this night we reflect on the adage that those who forget the past are condemned to relive it, and remember how tenuous our own freedom is.</p>\n\n<p>3. Why do we dip the herbs twice tonight, first in salt water and then in sweet  <em>charoset</em> ? </p>\n\n<p>Because on this night, more than any other night, we must recognize that there are people everywhere whose tears still drench their food. 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