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Are the sections of prayer independent or is there a cumulative progression leading to the Silent Prayer? Rabbi Glaser follows the course of prayer kabbalistically, explaining what each section symbolizes, and how blessings are brought down into your world.
Betrayal is one of the most painful emotions to struggle with, when those we thought loved us turn against us. Often our responses are anger at the person, or at ourselves for being so vulnerable. King David took the experience of betrayal to a new level, as he brought a connection with Hashem into his pain, using it to catapult him to greater growth.
Rebbetzin Heller considers the 5th perek to be King David's 'prayer on how to pray.' She walks us through sentence by sentence explaining the different methods of prayer, and how we can quickly activate the spiritual mechanisms that are within prayer during our deepest times of need.
Yom Kippur is awesome, but also long and confusing. Rebbetzin Heller reviews the purpose of each prayer one at a time. Hear a concise, meaningful explanation of what to expect during each segment of the day, which parts you should be careful not to miss, and when are the best times to catch a break. After this talk any fear of getting lost in shul on Yom Kippur will be a thing of the past.
Is competing in society by becoming more masculine the only way to succeed in this world? Rebbetzin Heller offers an alternative way for women to attain a more satisfying internal success. She reviews the special commandments given only to women, and .also the commandments women are not obligated in, and shows the distinctions in style between how men and women pray and study. Hear how to reach greater fulfillment with a path tailor-made for you, instead of struggling to grow into a man's shoes
Rebbetzin Heller presents a fascinating insight on why we were designed as such questioning beings, and how this nudges us forward to seek the eternal within. Hear a unified picture of serving Hashem plus a surprising answer on why we often force God to withhold the very things we desire so much.
