Why does it say regarding Moshiach “A day of everlasting Shabbos and tranquility?”
By zevi770 · September 17, 2016
You see Shabbos is a holy-day, but it is also the seventh day – in other words, it takes an ordinary and through sanctifying it – through dedicating it to God, it becomes a holy-day.
For a person to be satisfied in life there are two realities they must accomplish:
The first is obviously we cannot be in pain.
The second though is we must have a purpose!
But if we have to face facts, 99% of what we do is actually meaningless – we sleep for at-least 20 years, we eat for at least 2 ,we go the bathroom for perhaps another, working and doing mundane chores probably at-least another twenty – what meaningful pursuits do we actually achieve?!
However, meaning is not necessarily by adding time, it can be by transforming time!
You see, if the reason I do all these things is for the goodness it will enable me to do – which by the way is the greatest secret – for everything we do is completely based on the motive – so if my motive say in making money is for the goodness it enables, then and only then will I actually use my money for goodness – hence, every moment that I am at the office is not a chore it is a purposeful! meaningful activity!
You see Moshiach is in your hands!