A Message To Our Children | Rabbi Yossel Weinberg

[music] >> I want something personally to share with you, and you should understand [music] how much Duchas and Simchas and feeling Shabbos depends on in you. I will share a light what happened with me. I grew up in Yerushalayim I got this my father I grew in a godly up selling environment of the world. He was one of the greatest in Yerushalayim. He was a Ish Emes. Very interesting. Yes, he's wearing a hat and it's not now what I'm going to talk. He wakes us up in the morning only we should learn Krishma and then he wasn't standing on our head go come. No, I remember one time he got up in the morning wake me up. I was 10 or 11 years old say Yosel solves my Krishma in a few [music] minutes. He went in went to learn Krishma and then came I into the room [music] and he saw me I was still sleeping. He sat down I remember it till today. Years about I say a lot of years went through till today when I'm coming to my mother and I'm going to the Zayde Zolta. I'm going into our room I'm seeing it happening still. And getting up he's sitting on a little chair by my bed and crying. I woke up and I said Daddy what happened? I was sure something a tragedy happened. My father is crying and saying Yosel you missed Krishma today. May all of us learn Krishma this is something you can't fix here. YOU LOST KRISHMA FROM THIS DAY. A boy say I was 11 years old. I'm a little bit older than 11 today. I think I never missed from this day of Sman Krishma. It went into [music] me so much. why is it? Because when you are want something be emes you could give it over for your children. When you are sitting by the Shabbos table make the Shabbos table experience with mirrors. Yes, obviously with divrei Torah but divrei Torah whatever the child wants to talk he needs to feel it. He needs to see on your eyes, on your face, the simcha. This will have the biggest This brings Shabbos. Shabbos is This brings the Shabbos. Do it. You know what? By davening late Shabbos, a little tear for Kodesh Boruch Hashem, give me a little bit from your Shabbos Kodesh Boruch Hashem. I should be able to give it over for the children. I'm promising you you will see so much s'locha and siyata d'shmaya b'ezras Hashem Yisborach. >> [music]