Rabbi Shlomo Pill

El is a time for chuva for returning to and reconnecting with what does it mean to reconnect with how do you become close to the tell us that is essentially all about presence the havaya is the mishav it's theareshu that is making every moment creating every moment recreating every moment how do you come close to you become present to whatever ever avoda is in front of you at any given moment. When you're sitting in davening, you pay attention to the word that's in front of you. You don't worry about how much cavani you had for the word before that one. You don't worry about how much many words are left and how much cavani you're going to have for the words after that. The word in front of you at that moment, that is a reality being created for you by right here, right now. Connect to that word. Connect to the person that you're speaking to. Don't worry if you got mad and yelled at someone yesterday. And don't worry about whether you're going to get mad and yell at someone again today. Focus on the person in front of you and speak to them bahas with respect with a recognition that they are. Focus on the tiny small things that are in front of you right here right now. And in that small thing, that is where is for you in that moment. And you can reconnect and return back.