Has prayer always seemed like a mystery? Has it seemed that prayer is probably something important, you just can't seem to tap into it? Join Rabbi Yossi Lindenbaum weekly as he describes a step-by-step guide to find the depth, beauty and relevance of the ancient words of Jewish prayer. Whether you have been davening since cheder or have never seen the inside of a synagogue this podcast will change the way you look at prayer and at life.
Questions or comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com
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Has prayer always seemed like a mystery? Has it seemed that prayer is probably something important, you just can't seem to tap into it? Join Rabbi Yossi Lindenbaum weekly as he describes a step-by-step guide to find the depth, beauty and relevance of the ancient words of Jewish prayer. Whether you have been davening since cheder or have never seen the inside of a synagogue this podcast will change the way you look at prayer and at life.
Questions or comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com
In this episode we dive right into prayers. We will cover the first prayers we say upon awakening. Through these prayers we will be prepared to have a productive and meaningful day. We will aslo learn the best way to start your day. Questions and comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com
This is the link for the prayer book we are using for this podcast https://www.artscroll.com/Books/9780899066547.html
The Jewish Prayer Podcast
Has prayer always seemed like a mystery? Has it seemed that prayer is probably something important, you just can't seem to tap into it? Join Rabbi Yossi Lindenbaum weekly as he describes a step-by-step guide to find the depth, beauty and relevance of the ancient words of Jewish prayer. Whether you have been davening since cheder or have never seen the inside of a synagogue this podcast will change the way you look at prayer and at life.
Questions or comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com
