More on how Chasidim Harishonim spent time davening. Interrupting the Amidah when confronted by a non-Jewish leader or dangerous animal. Where to insert special additions to the Amidah - Mashiv HaRuach, vetein tal umatar, and havdala. Havdala on a cup of wine.

More on the Tefila of Moshe regarding Cheit Ha'eigel and Cheit Hameraglim. First praising Hashem before asking. Different statements of Rebi Elazar comparing Tefila, tzedaka, fasting etc. Davening for long. Hashem's "Forgetting" and "Remembering". Chasidim Harishonim spent time before and after davening.

Fasting on Shabbat. Examples of great people davening to Hashem with chutzpah. Examples of how our circumstances effect our potential to sin, like wealth. Explanations relating to the Pesukim of Cheit Ha'eigel. Realising the matter depends on you and rising to the challenge. Different explanations of how Moshe davened to Hashem to forgive the Jewish people.

Lessons learnt from dialog between Eli and Channah. Explanation of Chana's prayer.

More on not being too joyous. Going to daven from a sense of Simcha Shel mitzvah and halacha pesuka. Leaving one's friend with devar halacha. Different halachot of davening like having windows in shul and davening quietly.

Repeating the Amidah if one forgot Ya'aleh veyavoh. Waiting from one amidah to the next. Perek 5 - standing before Hashem in Tefilla in the appropriate way. Breaking a glass to retain a sense of seriousness.

More details on Tefilat Haderech. Difference between havineinu and the short Tefila one says in places of danger. Where to face when you daven. Davening early before leaving on a trip. Davening Musaf with a minyan or not.

If one forgot certain insertions to the Amidah including Ya'aleh vayavo. Explanations of davening in a "fixed" way. Special tefilot when in dangerous places. Text of Tefilat Haderech.

Whether a tzaddik can become a sinner later on in his life. Sources for the number of brachot found in amidot of special days. The text of the shortened amidah and when one cannot say it

Eating before Mussaf and Mincha. Tefila on entering and leaving Beit Midrash. The Shemoneh Esrei and Bracha against heretics