Talk to Hashem in Your Own Words All Day Long (Rabbi Yehoshua Nissan)

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Yehoshua Nissan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

It's could die to know and worth knowing that part of the eternal value that they put into it is not only does it move a person but also they knew the deepest secrets of the universe and they wo that into the words they chose. So those are the words you want to say because they knew how to make dalining do what it's supposed to do in a way that we can't even fathom what it's doing. That being said, the did say that nonetheless there is something also moving about talking in English or in moving about talking in English or in whatever language you prefer and to say whatever you prefer. There is something about that, right? Just being like, "Hey, >> Dad, how you doing?" >> Yeah. How? It's going to be It's one of those days. >> Sorry. >> Yeah. There's something about that that's very deep, very real. A couple times says 100%. >> What they wrote in that sither >> is invaluable. You can't exchange that. You can't >> do better than them. >> Don't let that go.

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1. 0:00It's could die to know and worth knowing that part of the eternal value that they…
2. 0:35moving about talking in English or in whatever language you prefer and to say whatever you…
3. 1:06>> Don't let that go. >> But also talking from your heart, raw, genuine, your own…
4. 1:36of prayer where you know you can. And also just throughout your day talk talk to…
5. 2:09I'm sorry." And you know what? Sometimes that's the most moving part of my own whole…
6. 2:39up at the last second that's not a bad doing show up anytime you can, in…

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