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Singing the songs of Shabbat with joy to dissolves negativity
The Shechinah doesn’t reside where there is lack, sadness, judgment, fear, anger
In any unification there is Light to be revealed (eating, intercourse, weddings) and have to be protected from negativity
The purpose of the spiritual work is to elevate our consciousness
Lighting the candles of Shabbat to connect to higher levels of our Soul
The Menorah represents wisdom
During the third meal we should ask the Light to govern our lives
The table represents sustenance
Everyone has a different way to experience and invest on Shabbat because we are all unique
There is no one way or rule for everybody to keep Shabbat
The essence of Shabbat is unity and love
Begging the Light to open our hearts
When the Arc is open the Gates of Mercy are open
Shifting our trust in the physical reality because it is only temporary and illusionary
The Light is the only one who provides true and lasting blessings
Lesson Description
The purpose of the meals of Shabbat is to draw happiness, trust, and completion, so we can connect with that energy during the entire week. In this lesson, Yosef Yeshurun explores the songs Atkinu, Kol Mekadesh, and Berich Shemei.
About This Course
Each Friday evening we welcome Shabbat into our lives. It is often referred to as the “Shabbat Queen” or the “Bride of Shabbat.” This time represents a marriage between the Light and our vessels. In this course, learn about the many spiritual connections and powerful prayers of Shabbat, and elevate your weekly Shabbat experience.
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