Shabbos: A New Beginning Every Week | Rabbi Efraim Twerski

On Friday night we say that shabas is a remembrance for mam and the have difficulty because shabas preceded m shabas is a remembrance of creation. I believe that shabas has a very strong similarity to mam because byasam we were in the depths of tuma. We had fallen to Meum and yet took us out of because we had set our eyes on Harina because we decided we are going to be and we were prepared to shut out our past to block the meatum that we were in and just march towards and that's why the told Mosher Rabenu that his name that corresponds to Mit is alf which is which means I will be. It's the ability of a ye to say no matter what I was until now from now on I'm going to focus on what I can be and what I will be. And it was in that merit that Hashem took us out of Shabas is the same cuz I'll say that when Shabas enters it should be it should be as if all your work is taken care of. And the moran says that it's that it's not just referring to one's physical work. It's referring to spiritual work. A person should not enter the shabas burdened by their spiritual status. A person should go into the shabas thinking about what can I be and what will I be. A person needs to enter Shabas by saying I will be. And in that manner shabas and are the same. I go baby. Time.