Tehillim and the Power of King David - Rabbi Moshe Chaim

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Penance is always like lashes. >> Yeah. >> Repent. >> The word teshuvah literally means to come home. >> So, how do I do this? >> If you want to come home to yourself, you should really tap into something called Tehillim, which are the Psalms of King David. You're really wanting to light yourself up with teshuvah, you should accustom yourself [music] to be really into Tehillim. Tehillim, we're going to see, are the encoded sequence of coming back to your soul. Not only your soul, but the high soul of

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