Join Rabbi Efrem Goldberg in a profound exploration of transforming Fridays into Erev Shabbos. In this enlightening talk, Rabbi Goldberg delves deep into the spiritual significance of Shabbos, emphasizing its transformative power and ability to bring peace, strength, and unity. He shares touching anecdotes and powerful imagery, including moving tales of soldiers returning home to their families, to illustrate the deep emotional and spiritual reunion that Shabbos offers.
Rabbi Goldberg explores the concept of the Neshama (soul) and how it battles through the week, only to be rejuvenated and restored on Shabbos. He stresses the importance of nurturing our primary soul throughout the week to prepare for the additional layer of the soul that Shabbos brings. This concept is beautifully tied to the idea of 'Tosefes Shabbos', the extra spiritual energy that Shabbos provides.
The talk also touches on the integration of Friday and Shabbos, symbolizing the blending of our daily lives with the sanctity of Shabbos. Rabbi Goldberg encourages listeners to 'taste' Shabbos on Friday, preparing their souls to welcome the extra spiritual nourishment.
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“Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #163 - Before Neshama Yeseira You Need a Neshama” is a video from Rabbi Efrem Goldberg, published on December 29, 2023 and available to watch on VideoVinkel. The total runtime is 7:36. It has been viewed 280 times so far. Press play above to stream the full video right here, or open the original on YouTube.
“Turn Friday into Erev Shabbos #163 - Before Neshama Yeseira You Need a Neshama” was uploaded by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg on December 29, 2023. You can browse more uploads from Rabbi Efrem Goldberg on VideoVinkel.
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