Weekday Prayers

Strange thoughts during prayer are just begging to be rectified.

Praying at gravesites is an ancient and widespread Jewish practice

There is one pathway through which all prayers may pass

'Who clothes the naked.'

Reciting the Kaddish prayer aids the departed…and the mourner

How can we make use of so many representations in praying to G-d?

'Blessed are You...who has not made me a slave.'

“Who spreads forth the earth above the waters.”

Arouse yourself to utilize all that G-d sends your way during prayer

"Who has not made me a non-jew"

Kabbalah teaches that the blessing upon blossoming fruit trees can redeem souls.

Kabbalah emphasizes the importance of waking at midnight to serve G-d until dawn.

If all suffering and other issues for which one should pray will disappear with the times of the Mashiach, what will happen to prayer itself?

One truly prays from the depths of the heart only when one strongly feels a deficiency.

Be sensitive to the meaning of the words "G-d, faithful King," the soul of the word Amen.

One must be careful to direct the great spiritual potential invested in one's hands.

The Afternoon Prayer is a special gift to G-d

Elevating sparks comes through the extraneous thoughts that enter the mind during prayer.

Kabbalah teaches there are four layers of consciousness through which we ascend.