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Tefilah Today

Tefilah Today

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Real conversations about Jewish prayer — what it means, why it matters, and how it can bring calm, clarity, and connection into everyday life.

Tefilah Today explores the depth of Jewish prayer through Torah, Midrash, and Chazal. We break down the meaning of the Siddur, uncover the sources behind our tefilot, and explore how prayer connects us to Hashem.

Whether you’re seeking a deeper understanding of Jewish prayer, hoping to strengthen your kavanah, or simply wanting to appreciate the wisdom within Tefilah, this podcast is for you.

Hosted by Mrs. Baila Yaniv.

Baila Yaniv
Episodes
  • 58 Roka Ha’aretz Al HaMayim

    58 Roka Ha’aretz Al HaMayim
    Jun 29 2026

    In this episode, we explore Roka Ha’aretz Al HaMayim — Hashem Who spreads the earth over the waters.

    After Adam HaRishon, mankind’s choices continued to spiral until the Mabul. Yet Hashem did not give up on the world. He brought the land back, preserved creation, and gave humanity another chance to stand, choose, and serve Him.

    This brachah reminds us: the ground beneath my feet is Hashem giving me a place for avodah.

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    12 mins
  • 57 Matir Asurim and Zokef Kefufim

    57 Matir Asurim and Zokef Kefufim
    Jun 21 2026

    This week on Tefilah Today, we continue the journey from Adam and Chava into the brachos מתיר אסורים and זוקף כפופים. What does it mean to be inwardly trapped, and what does it mean to stand upright again before Hashem? This episode explores how these brachos teach us to live with daas, choice, dignity, and the calling of a human being created to serve Hashem.
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    10 mins
  • 56 Malbish Arumim - Restoring the Body to the Neshama

    56 Malbish Arumim - Restoring the Body to the Neshama
    Jun 14 2026

    This episode traces מלביש ערומים back to Adam and Chava and explores its message for us: how I begin each morning by carrying my body with dignity, under the guidance of my neshamah, in order to live my day’s tafkid as an eved Hashem.
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    10 mins
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