SY - Vayikra - Sheni - #2 - R Moshe Schwed - The connection of the Machavas {Firepan} and Shabbos

We begin the second aliyah of paras. There are many the mentioned in this aliyah. One of them is the I want to share with you a thought on a song that many of us sing on shabas. You ever wondered Shabas someone who washes Shabas his son with his daughter this Shabas is accepted and desired by like the what's the connection between and Shabas and the way desire that type of shabas there are two types of really more than two types but let's talk about two of them the makabas and the mahashes. Rashi says, "What's the makabas?" The mahbas was very dry because it was brought in a thin pan, oil, flour, and was on the fire and burnt. It was pretty dry. I can't imagine it was that tasty at all. On the other hand, the mashes mashes ma was brought in a deep pan, some deep fried dish, and that probably was nice, moist, and tasty. There are two types of ways that a person could serve when it comes to Shabas. This one person, Shabas, is coming. He's fired up. He has his and the passion is all out and he's ready to take on and accept Shabas and enjoy Shabas with that fire and energy. There's another person, he doesn't he's not at a level where he's able to celebrate Shabas that way. He keeps Shabas. He makes sure that everything that he does is in accordance with but that passion is missing. That person might think he might not feel good. He doesn't feel like he's really keeping shabas properly and maybe doesn't appreciate the shabas as much. The python teaches us in the zmer says as long as you keep shabas maybe it's better and a person could work on bringing the passion and the fire to shabas but your shabas is might be a little bit dry might not be that tasty and maybe we should work on making it better but do it and do it properly and perhaps you will come to the madrega of Almares.