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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #131 - Going Back to Conquering the World
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Rabbi Efrem Goldberg discusses how to turn Friday into Erev Shabbos, the day before the Jewish Sabbath. He emphasizes the importance of spending time with loved ones and enjoying the holy day, as well as bringing the spiritual energy of Shabbos into the rest of the week. Rabbi Goldberg offers insights on connecting with Hashem and living a passionate, devoted life as a Jew.
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a good nerve Shabbos it is not Friday at
their Shabbos and we are here to turn
Friday into air Shabbos Eric Shabbos
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A Memory of Jonah's grandfather you're
doing shmuel because you're outside is
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as I said this is a very special Shabbos
it is not an ordinary shamas no Shabbos
is ordinary of Shabbos by definition is
extraordinary and unique unique because
each of us is unique and different based
on the week that we had the week that we
will have who we are and who we are with
but also that Shabbos the Torah reading
that child is this week zahor that
Shabbos Purim and all the above and this
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in tatava rather includes the Posse
writes the vision
is not talking about Shabbos at all but
as the visionisters want to do he
connects this beautiful to be describing
and speaking about Shabbos
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concludes the vision itself
the way to read the possible is
seventh day every seventh day I.E
Shabbos
the holy of holies of life is not to sit
around forbison and miserable and burned
and complaining and tired and yawning
and rushing but to sit at a Shabbos
table to sit at the Shabbos table to
sing to laugh to tell stories in
devritorah to ask questions and have
conversation to sit at a Shabbos table
that's called the shakadashem the holy
of holies of life it's not not even in
the basement the holy of holies of life
is around that around that dining room
table with our guests and with our
family and with our friends and with our
neighbors but to sit at that table to
host others to sit at that table to
inspire and motivate ourselves and
others to be able to feel this
that is the holy of holies of life that
is the code
begins not on Thursday or Friday it
begins rather on mozai Shabbos so see
come to finish
that transition that inflection point
where we go from the Holiness and
sanctity of Shabbos back into the week
where we're taking it with us we're
bringing it out to the week Shabbos is
the makor bracha it's a source of all
blessing but we can't live entirely and
only in Shabbos Shabbos is but it's not
yet we're still living in Galas we're
still living in the bahrina of the
weekday that we have to work we're still
living in a world of ghashmias that we
have to navigate and we have to try to
elevate so we have to go from Shabbos
where we visit and we find The Refuge we
go to Shabbos where we are invigorated
but we have to bring it all back into
the week and we do that through the
messages of
to see the depth of everything there's
the external spice but then there's the
fragrance the depth the panemius The
Nair look
to turn our fingers towards us our thumb
underneath it to look at our nails but
bent over submission we are surrendering
to Hashem
as we look at that fire the fire of
Hashem we are cuff of we are bent over
we submit we surrender to Hashem and we
Delight ourselves on fire we have to
live lives of a Yiddish kite we are on
fire you can't be lukewarm if you're
lukewarm the next generation is cold and
if you're cold the next generation is
gone you have to be on fire
and Abdullah finally unwind is a
straight narrow shemit there is no one
nothing else but him
is
the Creator and we are the created and
by being created we are a continuity and
extension of Hashem by being created he
gave us an independent value go take
initiative Go and show go and conquer
the world OD near and then says
can be found Here There and Everywhere
because
you have to know where is he revealed
more
and to find the cling to Hashem
specifically in the place
of his most intense presence where we
can feel him the most kesham is
to invite us to tap into and have access
to his Revelation to feel his presence
and to feel that connection to him to
feel that connection to him it's not
something that we move on from and then
you know too many people Shabbos ends
and they're grateful they can't wait for
Shabbos to end personally you should
hold on to Shabbos as long as possible
Joseph
is not only at the very beginning of
Shabbos the Mitzvah Shabbos extends and
continues till after Shabbos don't be in
such a rush hold on a little bit longer
does anyone throw their children and
grandchildren out at the end of that
visit you say stay a little bit longer
does anyone run from the vacation I'm so
happy and relieved it's over I wish it
lasted a little bit longer everything a
little bit longer you Savor the presence
the connection to be with others Hashem
is the time that we are
with Hashem is to be alone to have an
intimate rendezvous with Hashem we just
want to hold on to it a little bit
longer we're not in a rush we're not
running there's nowhere to go other than
to be with him and the way we hold on
don't run through don't discharge don't
recite don't discharge Abdullah save or
have Della the deeper messages
and then there's beautiful
afterwards there's a beautiful reborn
that parallels the Friday night one it's
a beautiful it's said between Friday
night there's a parallel
and I try to say it I don't always get
it in but I try to say it every week to
sit and to read that and to try to focus
our aspiration and ambition for the week
to try to collect what we received from
Shabbos and to try to go into a week
that we'll be proud of when that week
ends I told you about a Kabbalah I made
that Baruch Hashem had been able to keep
to not look at my phone until after
don't look at technology whatever texts
or whatsapps or news releases or podcast
releases is you'll see it after Abdullah
what's the rush Savor Shabbos a little
bit longer even if you said even if you
turn down a light or you drove your car
home from shul but still don't go on the
device don't check the technology be
immersed in a world that is
of Serenity and tranquility and peace
and pleasantness don't return yet don't
return yet
whatever the first thing you do after
don't run what's the movie what's the TV
what's the outing what's the caduce
what's the holy act what's the holy
activity I'm going to be involved in I'm
a nivra Hashem created me so on Shabbos
I surrender to him I do know malacha and
Shabbos I recognize you're in charge
you're in control I don't take I don't
control anything but now that I re-enter
a world where I take initiative now that
I've re-entered the space of the kishua
I want to go conquer your world Hashem I
want to go make a difference as a nivra
as a created that's going to now conquer
your world what's the first thing I want
to do what do I want to do when I'm
asking
will pick up next time with malava malka
we're not yet done with the queen we're
still escorting her we're still taking
her we're not yet done with the queen so
whatever is that first act as a nivra
make it a holy act make it a meaningful
act make it a righteous act I want to
wish everyone a Happy Shabbos a healthy
Shabbos a holy Shabbos a Shabbos to
remember what matters and what's
important so remember to get rid of the
amalek the doubt and uncertainty in our
lives and then to wish everybody a free
looking and a happy and amazing amazing
poem have a wonderful
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