There was once a chossid who gained fame from the fact that he would translate each word of davening into Yiddish. His friends asked him what was the point of doing so. He replied: "My yetzer hara understands Yiddish better than Hebrew. I want to talk to him, to tackle him head-on and say, 'Mister, what you're doing is wrong! I believe in Hashem, and I will do whatever Hashem wants!"
This is what we are looking to accomplish in davening: to connect to Hashem, to feel like a servant before his master, and to conquer our yetzer hara. And this is why it's important to understand the meaning of the words, and to have at least a basic kavanah in tefillah.
Binding: Paperback
Size: 6" x 9"
Pages: 159
Color: Blue
Language: English
Prayer Points [Paperback]
Infuse Your Prayer With Lights And Insights
By: Rabbi Nachman Wilhelm
This is what we are looking to accomplish in davening: to connect to Hashem, to feel like a servant before his master, and to conquer our yetzer hara. And this is why it's important to understand the meaning of the words, and to have at least a basic kavanah in tefillah.
Binding: Paperback
Size: 6" x 9"
Pages: 159
Color: Blue
Language: English
Prayer Points [Paperback]
Infuse Your Prayer With Lights And Insights
By: Rabbi Nachman Wilhelm
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