Join us for this week's Prism of Torah as we explore Parshas Eikev's most intriguing derivation. When Moshe tells Bnei Yisrael "Ma Hashem shoel me'imcha" - what does Hashem ask of you - the Gemara in Menachos transforms this into the obligation of 100 daily brachos. But three questions demand answers: Why is this mitzvah derived specifically from the pasuk about Yirat Shamayim? What's significant about changing the word "ma" to "me'ah"? And why precisely 100 brachos - not 90 or 110?

Drawing from the Divrei Yoel and Sfas Emes, discover how fear of Hashem connects to constant awareness, how the word "ma" represents a crucial spiritual quality, and why 100 specifically builds the foundation for divine presence. Plus, hear the inspiring story of a yeshiva student whose careful bracha tracking caught the attention of a wealthy visitor, leading to an unexpected shidduch.

Transform your understanding of daily brachos and discover practical tools for living with spiritual awareness. This episode offers profound insights into Yirat Shamayim, humility, and building a personal Mishkan through mindful Jewish practice.

Keywords: Torah podcast, weekly parsha, Parshas Eikev, Jewish learning, 100 brachos, Yirat Shamayim, Gemara Menachos, spiritual awareness