Tirtza - Parshat B'har/B'chukosi - A Shabbat.com Message

[Music] Shalom hi everyone its Teresa let's discover together with para bajar Babu kathai is teaching us in this week's Varsha Hashem communicates to moshe obey know the loss of the sabbatical year every seventh year all the work on the land shall cease and its produce becomes free fun taking involve men and beasts this is called in hebrew shmita the institution of shemitah law is referred to in Shimoda parashat Mishpatim it is stated in the sabbath year you shall let it go and abandon it so these are the two main concepts of the shemitah year the sabbatical year gillette go that is not to work on the land and to abandon it meaning to treat whatever grows on it as a kafir ownerless and to let anyone think from it additionally the owner of the land may not think more than the necessary for his immediate needs this Mitzvah requires a great sacrifice interest in hashem its purpose is to teach us to moderate a sense of attachment to material possessions our rabbi Ben Tzion Platts Co has a very simple intrusion that our material possessions are no more than rubber plastic and matter at this time we are indeed challenged to an elevated level of self-sacrifice and outpouring a blessed we need to focus more on others than on ourselves and to loosen our individualism in fact it is our ego and our false importance given to our possession that sometimes keep us apart from communicating and connecting with others and that's it the less we focus on material possessions the higher we can achieve and strive a true good relationship with the our mind because the primary goal in main focus of our lives is to be attached to our Creator this is our Mingo and to leave all the worldly possessions secondary with all of this in mind the Shibata comm team wants to wish you an amazing Shabbat and may you connect to the sham and realize that worldly possessions are no more than rubber plastic and metal shabbat shalom [Music]