The Shabbat of this parashah, Ree, blesses the month of Elul, the last month of the Jewish year.
The Alter Rebbe explains that the month of Elul is like God being out in the fields. During the year, and especially on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, God is like a king in his palace. Only a few people are allowed into the throne room, and they must observe all the courtly formalities. And even then, the king is stern.
However, one month a year, the month of Elul, is different. HaShem becomes like a king passing through the countryside, as if returning to His city. All His subjects may go out into the fields to meet Him. He joyfully welcomes everyone, patiently listens to everything they say, and gives them what they need.
In Elul, God makes it easy to approach Him. All we have to do is want to see Him. And if we only make a little effort—like a person who leaves their home and goes out to greet the king—God will be pleased with us and grant us everything we need for a good year.
Adapted from Please tell me what the Rebbe says.