למה התפילה פותחת בכזו פומפוזיות? | הסידור והתפילה 35 | 'הודו לה' קראו בשמו'

When you open a morning prayer, the prayer does not begin with an apology. It begins with pomp — "Give thanks to the Lord, call on his name, declare his deeds among the nations" — without any introduction, straight to the greatness. Why? And if we start with the greatness — what does that say about what prayer requires of us? In this episode, we come to a question that is more relevant now than ever: We have seen miracles with our own eyes — and we have hardly changed. Is this a failure? Or is this exactly what prayer knows about us? Episodes: 00:00 Episode 34 — Starting the Confession 01:30 Why not start with an apology? 03:30 Where does the confession come from — the Ark and the Fruits of Beth Shemesh 06:00 The Zero Point of Prayer — I and the Confession 08:00 What is confession really? 14:00 Sing to Him — What is a Song? 22:00 Sing to Him — What is the difference between a song and a singer? 24:00 The story of the Rebbe from Poland and the surgery without anesthesia 27:00 We saw miracles — and why we didn't change 29:00 The prayer knows exactly what it's talking about #prayer #siddur #chassidut #interiorsoftheTorah #podcast #rabbishmuelraskin #india Rabbi Shmuel Raskin is a Chabad emissary in the Neve Remez and Shikun Vetykim neighborhoods in Holon, a lecturer and writer on Jewish thought. Benny Hayon is an expert in complementary medicine, an intellectual and a curious person The lesson is also available in podcast stores: Spotify: https://did.li/HasidurVeHatfila In all podcast apps: pod.link/1657994682 For additional content and updates: Join the silent WhatsApp group: https://did.li/s-raskin For the book and lesson store: rabbiraskin.co.il