Welcome back to Gan Eden | Rabbi Naftali Reich

[music] Sometimes Shabas comes in and we just feel so disconnected. How do I connect to Shabas? I feel like a Yavan in the suka. I just don't have a sh to Shabas. Let's remember the very first Shabas automarian together with Kaba had just been banished from Ganedan. They'd eaten from the adases. He threw them out of Ganedan. And then the sun set and Shabas arrived. And it was then that Ottoian [music] Kazala sang the song of Shabas because he understood something very very deep. Shabas has two dimensions. It's true. The weak is supposed to connect to [music] Shabas, but Shabas also connects us to the weak. Ideally, there's Shabasius. It reminds us of the ultimate ideal connection of the six days of [music] the week to the world of Shabas. But Shabas is also [music] and even if sometimes we feel we may be in me shar when Shabas comes in [music] Hashem is saying to us all your work is done I'm taking you out and I'm bringing you back to that original state of ganed mikadm and that's the beauty and delight of shabas hashem says all your work is done even Everything [music] is perfect. And if we can put oursel in that mind frame of that very first shabas of Ottoman the says they made a place for the [music] it doesn't just mean they dwelt because it could say that they dwelt miked me but it's because there every shabas we're reconnected back to that ganeden. We're from the outside but we're living in. And that's the beauty of Shabas. Every Shabas we have an opportunity to come back to be shoved to come back to come back to that [music] m if we only trust and believe and understand that Shabas is [music] >> [music] >> ever.