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Tefilah Today

Tefilah Today

著者： JewishPodcasts.fm
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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.

Baila Yaniv
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  • 56 Malbish Arumim - Restoring the Body to the Neshama

    56 Malbish Arumim - Restoring the Body to the Neshama
    2026/06/14

    This episode traces מלביש ערומים back to Adam and Chava and explores its message for us: how I begin each morning by carrying my body with dignity, under the guidance of my neshamah, in order to live my day’s tafkid as an eved Hashem.
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    10 分
  • 55 Pokeach IVRIM — Part 2

    55 Pokeach IVRIM — Part 2
    2026/05/31

    Part 2 explores how this morning brachah teaches us to ask Hashem for
    vision before the challenge arrives. Through Torah sources and everyday
    examples, this episode reflects on learning to see clearly before our
    habits, reactions, or emotions cause us to miss what matters.
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    10 分
  • 54 POKEACH Ivrim — More Than Opening Our Eyes

    54 POKEACH Ivrim — More Than Opening Our Eyes
    2026/05/24

    In this episode of Tefilah Today, we explore the morning blessing Pokeach Ivrim — “Who opens the eyes of the blind.” Why does the Siddur use the word pokeach, and what does it teach us about seeing beyond physical sight? Through Torah sources and the structure of Birchos HaShachar, we discover how this brachah asks Hashem to help us see our day, our role, and our lives with greater clarity.
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    10 分
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