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Laws of Reciting the Shema (Part II)
Parshat Eikev By Aryeh Citron When one recites the Shema, he should do so tremulously, with concentration, reverence and awe, as people are wont to do when reading a new communication issued by the king.
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Laws of Reciting the Shema (Part I)
Parshat Va'etchanan By Aryeh Citron Our Sages tell us that the creation of the entire world is considered a worthwhile endeavor just for the acceptance of the yoke of Heaven that we enact during the daily recital of Shema.
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The Shema
Declare Your Belief The Shema starts with Judaism's defining statement: "Hear O Israel, the Lord is our G‑d, the Lord is One." It then discusses some of Judaism's basics: such as Love of G‑d and Torah study.
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The Shema
The Daily Declaration of Faith
Jewish Practice » Jewish Prayer » Selected Prayers » The Shema
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Shema Yisrael
Part One: Imagining Creation By Tzvi Freeman The first step of Shema is to lift yourself into a space from which you can see the view from above.
Video » Jewish Meditation » Shema Yisrael
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Sh'ma - V'ohavta
By Zalman Goldstein and Chaim Fogelman Transliteration: She-ma Yis-ro-el Ado-noy Elo-hay-nu Ado-noy Ech-od. Bo-ruch Sheim Ke-vod Mal-chu-so Le-olom Vo-ed. Ve-o-havto EIs Ado-noy Elo-he-cho Bechol Levov-cho U-ve-chol Naf-she-cho U-ve-chol Me-o-de-cho. Ve-ho-yu Ha-devorim Ho-ei-leh Asher ...
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Listen Up!
Uniting with the essence of G-d is a level beyond reward and punishment. By Moshe Yakov Wisnefsky Uniting with the essence of G-d is a level beyond reward and punishment.
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Words in a Doorway: a Mezuzah Anthology
Compiled by Yanki Tauber The things we do with words: mind, heart, speech, body and environment....
Magazine » 5765 (2004-2005) » Tetzaveh » Words in a Doorway: a Mezuzah Anthology
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What is Prayer?
By Y. Hechel Greenberg The Hebrew word for prayer, tefilah means "to judge." It also means "attachment"
Spirituality » Essays » What is Prayer?
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In the Land of Because
By Yanki Tauber Try to imagine life without the word "because."
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