Shnayim Yomi - Vayakhel-Pekudei - Rabbi Eli Kadi - DVAR TORAH

Everyone's goal in life, everybody's quest is to have happiness. How does a person achieve true happiness? When a person feels the shan next to him, when he feels with him, that is the happiest moment that you could have that you're taken care of, that you're in warm arms, that you are loved. That's the beta mikdash. That's the mishkan. That's the shina. But how do you get there? The way how to get there is the beginning of this week's parasa tells Mosher Rabenu to tell Ben to build the Mishkan to come close to him to come to life's goal of being close to but how does he start Mosher Rabenu what does tell them he tells him to be on Shabbat commandal is about Shabbat Shabbat is this most important thing to have a wonderful life. The tells us why did give Shabbat says the reason is a person works for six days. He's on trips today not but he's on trips. He's traveling. He's going to his office. He's going here. He has his emails and his texts and everything. He comes home late. He leaves early. He doesn't have time to speak to his wife and to his kids. Tells us, "Stop everything. Disconnect. Shabbat is for your family. Shabbat, sit down and ask your wife. Have a conversation with her. Have a conversation with your children. See what they need, what love, what caring they need from you. And when you do that, then you truly have a Shabbat. That is what Shabbat for. The P tells us the Z tells us what is is a fight. When a person comes into the house in Shabbat and starts to get nervous either because they whatever reason it is that is an isur to get angry according to the zaruh do not get angry on when a person is a day with love in caring with his children and he sits down he tells them about the para sits down and is able to with them. Tell them what was in this week's par. Then that person is truly going to have the in his home. We should all be to the goodness of Shabbat and Shabbat Shalom.