Shabbos Protecting the gift for the next Generation

We say every shabas by davening. It's in Shabas morning. And of course in this week's para should keep the shabas should guard the shabas. What does it mean for the generations to come? Of course I mean you have to keep shabas. What does it mean? Somebody once asked Raisha Feinstein where does it say that it's user for me to keep my TV on throughout Shabas? I'm not turning it on. I'm not turning it off. I'm not changing any channels. What's the isser? I want to have what to do over Shabas. I'm going to keep it running throughout. They'll go straight through Shabas. Where's the isser? Feinstein whose yard site was this week Monday Tus Esther his 40th yard site Feinstein said you're right it's not in the it's not in but the says you're supposed to keep Shabas in other words you're supposed to keep Shabas in a way that it's going to continue for generations to come. Sedra Mosha, I could tell you very clearly, if you're going to keep that TV on throughout Shabas, it's very clear that your kids are not going to be keeping Shabas anymore. Why? Because they're just going to be focused on that. They're not going to they're going to lose what Shabas is all about. I want to share with you all an unbelievable story. There were two people, two good friends in the times when there was a of Shabas. People lost their job every Friday. They told their boss, "They're not coming in tomorrow at Shabas." They got the pink slip. The boss said, "Don't come back. There's no such thing. you're not coming tomorrow. If you don't come back, stay home. It was a big It was a big nan. These two people, good friends, both were on the every Friday they lost their job and they had to look again for another job. And they both went to Mosha and they asked Mosha the following. Why is there a difference between our kids? One of them his kids were shre to mitzvah and the other one his kids unfortunately went off to and they asked were both my nephesh what's the difference and said the following you that your kids are under they see when you come home and you lost your job of course it's an unbelievable it's very scary you don't have a job, how you going to support your family? No question about it. It's a very big nan. But when you shabas came before kesh you said ah it's to be I don't know if they had that song yet. It's to be but he said it's to be it's worth it. I lost my job but it's worth it. Shabas is coming. Shabas is here. It's Kadai. Your kids saw what Shabas is all about. Even though you lost your job, it's still Kadai. Shabas is Gishmak. However, the friend when he came home and we don't have any timeess before Shabas or before Kdesh, he cracked and he said, "Ah, it's so hard. It's so hard and I want to tell you something. It's taken but la the kids saw it's hard. It's hard. So they said what do we need it for? You're supposed to keep the shabas in a way that your kids see it's gishmach. Everybody in their level were not under of Shabas but everybody these different things you could appear whether if it's a good singus family time learning over Shabas my dear cousin has Thursday night Shabas beautiful singing preparing for Shabas these Gavaldu organization now called Kadusha Shabas. The only one agenda is for people to be able to utilize the day of Shabas whether to understand Shabas. Let us work on keeping Shabas for the generations to come. That person that lost his job, it was takas. That person hung up his pink slips in his suk as no. This is what it takes to be able to get the gift, the beauty of Shabas. We should be to the of Shabas. Have a wonderful Shabas.