In today's Tanya portion, we delve into the essence of joy and the sacred responsibility of creating a dwelling for Hashem. Picture this: the patriarchs—Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—serve as divine chariots, their every action an embodiment of selflessness and devotion. They teach us that the path to true joy lies in our own capacity to connect with the Divine.

As we reflect on the momentous occasion at Mount Sinai, we remember how the Jewish people were overwhelmed by divine energy, prompting the command to build a tabernacle. This act of creating a physical space for God’s presence is echoed in our lives today. By dedicating ourselves to the study of Torah, we can craft our own sanctuaries, allowing Hashem to dwell within us.

No matter our busy schedules, each moment spent learning Torah transforms our hearts into vessels of divine joy. So let’s embrace this opportunity to be hosts for the Divine Presence, inviting joy and connection into our daily lives!