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The Sign of the Creator - Rabbi Zamir Cohen
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Shabbat is more than a break. It’s a testimony. Every time we choose to observe Shabbat, we are declaring that the world didn't just happen, it was created. It’s a weekly struggle where the mind leads the heart away from "business as usual" and toward a sacred rest. When we win that internal battle, the rest isn't just physical—it’s spiritual. We find that the "right way" to enjoy life is the most fulfilling way of all. ————————— This Friday, press pause. Reconnect to what truly matters. Join the National Shabbat. Discover more here: www.hidabroot.com
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person who wants to observe Shabbat, his
intellect tells him there is a creator
of the world. Shabbat is the sign
between me and the children of Israel.
For in six days God made the heavens and
the earth. It is a testimony that you
believe in the creator of the world. If
you desecrate Shabbat, it's as if you
are declaring that you don't believe,
but the heart says, "I can't change
[music] my habits." A struggle between
the mind and the heart.
Solomon says, "Do you know what to do?
Tell your mind to explain to your heart
that if it keeps Shabbat, it will enjoy
it even more. Why do you want to travel?
Because you want to enjoy yourself. Why
do you want a cigarette? Because you
want to enjoy yourself. Let's think in a
way that you will enjoy Shabbat on a
much higher level."