In this episode we read the paragraph of Ma Tovu. We will learn the importance of a synagogue in Jewish thought and the best place to pray. Questions and comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com

This is the prayer book we are using for this podcast https://www.artscroll.com/Books/9780899066547.html

In this episode we dive right into prayers. We will cover the first prayers we say upon awakening. Through these prayers we will be prepared to have a productive and meaningful day. We will aslo learn the best way to start your day. Questions and comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com

This is the link for the prayer book we are using for this podcast https://www.artscroll.com/Books/9780899066547.html

This episode is the final part of four introductory classes. In it we will explain why prayer needs to be spoken and not just thought. We will also describe the “prayer hamburger”. These introductions are necessary for understanding the podcast. Questions and comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com

This episode is the third part of four introductory classes. In it we will explain what the most difficult part of prayer is and how to overcome this difficulty. We will also synthesize class #1 and #2 in a way that will explain the whole point of this podcast. And yes, we will discuss if an atheist can pray (spoiler alert: he can!). These introductions are necessary for understanding the podcast. Questions and comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com

This episode is the second part of four introductory classes. Even if you find prayer meaningful, it is hard to be inspired by services in a synagogue. They often appear robotic and overly ritualized. In this episode we find meaning in the methodical. These introductions are necessary for understanding the podcast. Questions and comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com

In this inaugural episode we will have the first part of four introductory classes. In it we will discuss the purpose of prayer and how it works. These introductions are necessary for understanding the podcast. Questions and comments: rabbilindenbaum@gmail.com