The power of prayer - Part 2 - Rabbi Alon Anava

A key element of our relationship with our Creator is to “serve Him with all our heart.” The word serve in Hebrew is 'Avodah' which carries the sense of laborious work. But what kind of labor can the heart do to serve G‑d? The classic Jewish answer is that this is tefillah (Prayer) a labor of awakening the hidden love within the heart until a state of intimate union with the divine is achieved.
In this lecture Rabbi Anava address's the power of our prayer. This lectures have 2 parts
Part 1 • The power of prayer - ...
Part 2 • The power of prayer - ...
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I have been listening to you for months now and your simple, yet profound insights are so amazing, I thank God He gives you the revelations AND for bringing them to us/sharing it with us. Blessings to you and your family and for your health and continued health - may HaShem strengthen and bless you!!!

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Wow wow wow thank you rabbi anava!

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Awesome, Rabbi!!

[@hnnogo6402]

When I had put my husband first, that's when the marriage fell apart not because God did it, but because it came to light his extreme unfaithfulness. And then of course, it was so much worse than I could have ever imagined. I prayed for him to divorce me after he electively moved out, which was about 6 months later. What an eye-opener! God must be first, Comand #1.

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Não tem em português?

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Amen! :)