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Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #89 - A Happy Home is the Holy of Holies
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oh yeah yeah it's time to turn friday
into arab shabbos welcome back thank you
to our generous sponsors mendy and
supporter fishman it's christopher hayes
gabassi for freedom and memory of the
jonathan sacks viacom and david ariel
we continue to dive in for a speedy
apparently
full refuge
for esther to hillary bass ariel
and
carmia ben reza
you should hear only good things here
comes the siren
it is time to get ready for shabes here
comes here comes the halo geshabas
the cover shabbos kaidish welcome back
to turn friday into arab shabbos just to
us doesn't happen automatically it will
not happen on its own it's up to us the
effort that we put in the preparation
that we do the attitude the music the
song and the setting of the table the
shopping the getting ready the
transformation the letting go the chuva
the willingness to review the week and
to plan for the week ahead we are the
ones who turn friday into heir of
shabbos it's a beautiful insight of the
ibrahim the vishnu tsureba and this
week's parachute says shiva's yamim
is the holy of holies whoever touches it
whoever makes contact with it will be
sanctified says the
vishnutser
shivas
the shabbos code the seven days
is a reference to the seven days of the
week and the seventh day which is the
holy shabbos
the word
is a reference to our table simcha
table that's filled with joy that's the
holy of holies of a jewish week the holy
of holies of a jewish home is a shabbos
table that's filled with simcha and
that's what the pasik is alluding to
shabbos table that's filled with fear
shabbos table that's filled filled with
anger shabbos table that is filled with
negativity criticism condemnation
shabbos table that is empty bereft of
guests shabbos table that talks about
topics that divide rather than unite
that is a shabbos table which is said
which is unholy but a shabbos table it's
filled with simcha laughter joy giving
doing for one another
befilled with song filled with light
filled with
stories filled with different torah
filters
whoever touches them is back the
whoever is present at a table that's
filled with simcha yiktas will be made
holy that is the kodesh kadasham of a
jewish home so what is the what is the
epicenter what is the centerpiece what
is the source of joy what is the
identity or the definition of a jewish
home it's the shabbos table it's not the
size the square footage it's not how
ornate are ostentatious it's not how big
or how beautiful but it's the shabbos
table is it filled with guests or do we
keep it are we all alone what do we talk
about what are the topics what are the
themes are we happy are we joyous do we
let go of our worry our anxiety our fear
are we flying through the meal in order
to get into bed or do we savor every
moment to be with the shabbos queen to
be with one another to laugh to sing to
share to be able to
inspire shabbos table the mizbeh the
simcha that is the kodashika dash and
the holy of holies of the jewish home
and that is up to each and every one of
us we continue with biamd
richard meyer morgan's turn on shabbos
and he was telling us about the light of
shabbos our desire to bring that light
of shabbos into the rest of the week
when we capture a little bit of that
light we can dispel the darkness that is
the rest
when a jew stands on sunday and thinks
about the holiness the sanctity of
shabbos
then we're able to take the light of the
shabbos that was and to bring it into
weekday that will be so we make kavdala
we don't change out of our shabbos
clothings i'm lava malka we extend
there's a custom there's a minute we
have the practice in our home to take
two little candles two tea lights and
light them from the havdalah candle
before we extinguish before we put out
the havdela candle we use the light
still of the havdela candle the last
night of shabbos to light two candles to
stretch and expand to extend into the
week into mozai shabbas into what
already is yom rishon what already is
sante that the week ahead is inspired
and formed and animated by the shabbos
that was
when does the preparation for next
shabbos begin
the moment this shabbos ends mozai
shabbas a second after abdullah we're
already getting ready for the next
shabbos
dishes
because
with this we merit the coming shabbos to
bring that light the light never goes
out the lights never extinguish the
light builds upon itself we've got to
just turn up that knob brighter and
brighter and brighter more building on
what was that came before
according to the manner the level that
we cling to god the faith we have in god
the bit of the nullification the
submission the surrender that we do
throughout the week
a jew merits to climb the ladder of
holiness of shabbos
the champions as a sign is a symbol
shabbos is a covenant between us and god
he didn't give it to the other nations
of the world
the other nations of the world in fact
are forbidden from keeping shabbos it's
our secret it's our gift it's our bond
it is our affection it's our love it's
our rendezvous that is what it's all
about that is what it's all about we're
reading now the parachutes of the
mishkan what the mishkan was in space
it was a rendezvous point in space let's
meet at a regular location that is what
shabbos is in time let's meet at our
regular time shabbos is our regular time
that no matter what happens during the
week no matter how distracted no matter
how little time we have together no
matter what we become occupied and
preoccupied with we go back and meet we
rendezvous at our regular time and what
is that
regular time what is that rendezvous
point it is the holy shabbos and we take
that light and we extend it into the
week we light the candles literally and
figuratively so that sunday and monday
and tuesday we're still basking in the
light of the shabbos that was we're
still humming and singing those songs
we're still reflecting and sharing those
div torah we're still lifted and
elevated from those guests we're still
laughing from those jokes and those
board games we're still rested from that
sleep we're still moved by the stories
and the books that we read that the
shabbos that was brings us into the week
that will be and we already begin
planning the next shabbos how will we
build on it how we expand on it how will
we double down on what worked on what
was right but now reason i'm a fire
baptist
the great cabalist he specifies in depth
to say the shabbos
how we can take shabbos into the week
who closed vara
and he says the weekday is really made
up of two parts
so we have the weekdays broken up into
sunday monday tuesday which is the
extension the end of the shabbos that
was and then our vodafone
sunday monday tuesday we are protecting
we are insulating we are securing the
light of the shabbos that was we are
still basking in the glow we are still
living on the previous shabbos
the second part
now we go to wednesday thursday friday
so seven days in a week the seven to
shabbos three days the first three days
of the week correspond with the shabbos
that was and the next three days the
last three days of the week corresponds
with the shabbos that will be
we prepare we get ready we make space
for the shabbos that will be and when we
continue we'll talk about day by day
what is our avodah what is our mission
what is our work on sunday monday
tuesday and then we pivot what does our
work become on wednesday thursday friday
wishing everyone a happy a holy and a
healthy a most beautiful shabbos
now go turn friday into arab shabbos
what's left of it
let shabbas find you waiting don't make
shabbos wait for you
oh yeah yeah yeah
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