Rav Pincus discusses how every creation has a special song of praise that it must sing to Hashem.

Rav Pincus continues to explain why in our Shmoneh Esrei we bow when we say "Baruch" and then stand up when we say the name of Hashem.

Rav Pincus explains why in our Shmoneh Esrei we bow when we say "Baruch" and then stand up when we say the name of Hashem.

Rav Pincus notes that our ability to address Hashem in second person is directly related to what we discussed in our attempt to understand the idea of Tzaar HaShechina.

Rav Pincus asks why it is appropriate to address Hashem directly, in second person, when the distance between us is so great.

Rav Pincus prescribes increasing and improving our Emunah in order to better appreciate the Tzaar HaShechina.

Rav Pincus reminds us that while we may have an easier time believing that Hashem can do big and awesome things, we must also believe that He can and does do tiny and seemingly insignificant things too.

Rav Pincus continues to elaborate on how it is specifically Hashem's involvement in this lower world that illustrates His true greatness.

Rav Pincus explains why the philosophers are in fact mistaken and why Hashem can be involved in this world and why we must Daven on behalf of the Tzaar HaShechina.

Rav Pincus explains the mistake made by philosophers and many of us which makes it difficult for us to understand why we must Daven on behalf of the Tzaar HaShechina.