Make Your Yiddishkeit Beautiful

The Ramban says: נֹחַ מָּצָּא חֵן means that all his מַעֲשִים (deeds) were נָּאִים וּנְעִימִים (proper and pleasant). זֶה קֵלִי וְאַנְוֵהוּ means that we need to make our Avodas Hashem beautiful and Geshmak. This is a constant job. Especially after such a destructive depressive Mabul, Noach decided to plant grapes first to bring Simcha into the world. And this is the message of Sukkos, like: פְרִי עֵץ הָּדָּר a beautiful Esrog, i.e., make your Yiddishkeit beautiful!

Just like people become addicted to evil, so can they become addicted to the sweetness of learning Torah.