What is the connection of connecting "geulah and tefillah"?This vaad discusses simcha as the ability to define oneself by attachment to something greater than self, and beyond limitation, effectively acquiring nitzchius even in ones present state by recognizing obligation and purpose and being mission driven.

What is the connection of connecting "geulah and tefillah"? This vaad discusses simcha as the ability to define oneself by attachment to something greater than self, and beyond limitation, effectively acquiring nitzchius even in ones present state by recognizing obligation and purpose and being mission driven.

296-Perek 20 Simcha 5: (Simcha as reaching beyond one's self, recognizing obligation, and connection with Tefillah)

R' Moshe Rubin's Wednesday night mussar va'ad. 

Please reach out and let me know how you are enjoying the vaadim or just to say hello: MRubin214gmail.com. Would love to hear from you! Also, PLEASE SHARE with anyone you know who can gain from these!

Feel free to donate to Kollel HaShechuna (the beis medrash where we learn); http://www.kollelh.com/

Credit to R' Yoram Bogacz whose shiurim have been a huge help along the way.

Have a fabulous day!

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R' Moshe Rubin's Wednesday night mussar va'ad. Please reach out and let me know how you are enjoying the vaadim or just to say hello: MRubin214gmail.com. Would love to hear from you! Also, PLEASE SHARE with anyone you know who can gain from these! Feel free to donate to Kollel HaShechuna (the beis medrash where we learn); http://www.kollelh.com/ Credit to R' Yoram Bogacz whose shiurim have been a huge help along the way. Have a fabulous day!

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296-Perek 20 Simcha 5: (Simcha as reaching beyond one's self, recognizing obligation, and connection with Tefillah)

296-Perek 20 Simcha 5: (Simcha as reaching beyond one's self, recognizing obligation, and connection with Tefillah)