Have you ever been so exhausted after a long trip that you forgot to perform a regular, sacred practice like Davening Maariv, the evening prayer? I have, and I'm sure many of us have experienced this moment, that pang of guilt when we lay our heads on our pillow, finally ready to rest, only to realize we've forgotten to engage in our spiritual routine. This podcast episode is especially for those moments - a reminder that no matter how tired or weary, it's never too late to maintain our commitment to spirituality, even in the face of adversity.

We unfold this through an enlightening parallel between our everyday struggles and the biblical story of Jacob. Imagine being Jacob, in personal exile, facing trials, yet remaining steadfast in his spiritual practice. He even braves the enemy territory to perform Maariv in the holy city of Jerusalem. We draw inspiration from Rabbi Desler's teachings to emphasize our patriarchs' steadfast dedication to their spiritual practices. This episode is not just a bedtime narrative but a profound exploration of the power of dedication and spirituality. It's a testament to the extraordinary lengths one can go to uphold one's faith, even in the most trying situations.

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