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Does anyone feel like they have a particular “high point” on shabbos? A moment of particular personal meaning to you, or a moment of added, special spiritual efficacy? A time when you feel closest to HaShem or to your family or community?
I enjoy the davening especially when there’s a good baal tefillah who chooses good negunim and has a nice nusach and davens with warmth. I also really enjoy the seudos. I take feeding my neshama yeseira very seriously.
whenever i add cannabis to the cholent.
Most people put cholent in the pot; Goq puts pot in the cholent.
Outstanding daas yochid
Goq, I crack up at your posts sometimes, I love your sense humour, thanks for making me laugh!!!
Ty stock trader, reb doniel it was merely a play on words I did not mean to disrespect shabbos in any way
With all due respect I don’t think we should connect our shabbos kodesh to drug use please refrain from such actions
Thank you
Goq, DY: HA. Love it.
(This comes right off a conversation between me and a friend about unfortunate unintended implications, which is why I find it especially hysterical.)
The high point of Shabbos is, or – according to kabbala – is/ should be shalosh seudos.
I hear what you’re saying about Shalosh Seudos, but I wonder if all the ladies here won’t agree that it’s right at the beginning at Hadlakas Neiros when we welcome Shabbos into our hearts and our homes.
I agree about Hadlakas Neiros. Indescribably special. Also, Yedid Nefesh – specifically R’ Shmuel Brazil’s – never fails to do it for me. I guess we start Shabbos and end Shabbos on a high, that carries us through the whole Shabbos, and hopefully the week as well – if we do it right!
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