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Upgrade Your Tefilla - Fulfilling the Daily Mitzvah of Loving Hashem

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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many of them are only we have we have very few we don't have that many but one of them is the mitvah of to love the the tells us that when we say in all have one should have in mind first of all to and one should try to engender at that moment feelings of wres um in elsewhere says that the does not mean that the love of hem is always on your mind even if you're only to that feeling upon occasion that is also theah says the the same way if somebody says he doesn't put on and it's like being made you're saying you should tie and you're not tying likewise if you say the words V have so at the very least one at that time should should make every effort to engender feelings ofas hasem in one's

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  3. 1:34heart otherwise it's like a self-incriminating statement but the the in the that the same way…
  4. 2:06before you go home to Davin one should stop for a moment and think I have…
  5. 2:40know there's a principle in relationships so although it is hard to love the but makes…

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