A women's group with one aim
The full title says what this is: "Understanding YOUR Tefillah — What are YOU really saying? — Women's Group." It is a class series for women organized around a single, focused goal, not a general lecturer, and this collection holds more than 120 recordings. The question in the name is the whole project: to know what the words of davening actually mean.
Framing it as a themed series is truer than presenting it as one "speaker." Everything in the collection points back to the same aim — closing the gap between saying a tefillah and understanding it.
From the siddur to its meaning
Much of tefillah is recited from memory, and the words can pass by faster than the mind can follow them. This series slows that down, taking the prayers apart phrase by phrase so a woman can see what she is asking for and Whom she is addressing.
That kind of study changes the experience of davening. Once a familiar line carries a known meaning, the same tefillah said the next morning can become an act of understanding rather than of habit.
How the series serves its learners
The collection works well as an ongoing companion to daily davening: learn one segment of the tefillos, then carry that understanding into the siddur. Because the recordings are self-contained, a woman can begin with whatever prayer she most wants to understand.
As a group-based series, it also reflects the value of learning tefillah in a shared setting, where a common focus keeps the study steady. The recordings extend that setting to anyone who wants to join from home.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- This is a women's group class series focused on the meaning of tefillah, not a single speaker.
- Its aim is captured in its title: to know what the words of davening really mean.
- The series takes the prayers apart phrase by phrase to close the gap between saying and understanding.
- More than 120 recordings serve as an ongoing companion to daily davening.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.