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There is a special reading for the Shabbat Chol Hamoed Sukkot. It is from parashat Ki Tissa.
The story is that Moshe asks G-d to show him the way so he can find grace in his sight and connect to the nation. Moshe also tells G-d that if he does not reveal himself then the nation will not go up to the Land.

On Shabbat before Purim in addition to the regular Torah reading we read a small paragraph from the end of parashat "Ki Teitzeh". "Zachor Et Asher Asa Lecha Amalek BaDerech Betzetchem MiMitzrayim", "Remember what Amalek did to you on your way out of Egypt! (Deuteronomy 25)".  What is so special about this shabbat?

… I stood there looking how they load the chairs on to the truck. I was thinking about the cycle of pain, about mourners that sat and will sit on those chairs. What kind of memory those chairs have? If they could speak, how many stories of pain and tears could they tell?

Rabbi Shimon and his friends were ten special souls that had the ability to connect the spiritual to the physical. The Zohar is written in codes and concealment to cover its high energy in order to protect the people that deal and study from it.