Tefila/Prayer doesn’t begin when we start speaking. It begins when we start listening to the divine words of the Torah. The Siddur shares Hashem’s voice to Moshe, reminding us: we enter a conversation already begun, a relationship built not just on Hashem's Divine words—but on Hashem's presence within us.

Tefila/Prayer doesn’t begin when we start speaking. It begins when we start listening to the divine words of the Torah. The Siddur shares Hashem’s voice to Moshe, reminding us: we enter a conversation already begun, a relationship built not just on Hashem's Divine words—but on Hashem's presence within us.

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Real conversations about Jewish prayer — what it means, why it matters, and how it can bring calm, clarity, and connection into everyday life.
Tefilah Today explores the depth of Jewish prayer through Torah, Midrash, and Chazal. We break down the meaning of the Siddur, uncover the sources behind our tefilot, and explore how prayer connects us to Hashem.
Whether you’re seeking a deeper understanding of Jewish prayer, hoping to strengthen your kavanah, or simply wanting to appreciate the wisdom within Tefilah, this podcast is for you.
Hosted by Mrs. Baila Yaniv.

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Real conversations about Jewish prayer — what it means, why it matters, and how it can bring calm, clarity, and connection into everyday life. Tefilah Today explores the depth of Jewish prayer through Torah, Midrash, and Chazal. We break down the meaning of the Siddur, uncover the sources behind our tefilot, and explore how prayer connects us to Hashem. Whether you’re seeking a deeper understanding of Jewish prayer, hoping to strengthen your kavanah, or simply wanting to appreciate the wisdom within Tefilah, this podcast is for you. Hosted by Mrs. Baila Yaniv.

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35 Continuing with Birchas Kohanim in Morning Blessings/P'Sukei D'Zimra

35 Continuing with Birchas Kohanim in Morning Blessings/P'Sukei D'Zimra