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• Introduction To Prayer
[As promised I will start to put information about prayer on the website. I will try and translate a few paragraphs a week. I could use an editor so when something is not clear or you see a spelling mistake or grammar error please let me know. When the introduction is finished I will remove this note]

A Man is made in the form [shadow] of G-d. Therefore it is only natural that he would want to communicate with his Creator and prayer is the natural method of communication. In the words of our Early Rabbis [Chazal] a person is called 'mivah' - someone who prays. Even King David said in Psalms 109/4, "I am prayer'. Psychologists (during W.W.W.2) concluded that at the times of distress to pray, thusly a person is called 'the creature that prays'.

Every person spurts out of his mouth and says, 'I wish….' - this comes to show how deeply rooted prayer is planted.

Task of bringing Torah to the World
Torah to the nations.
The Spiritual role of Man
Faith in G-d imprinted in Man
Further spiritual stirrings in Man
Taking a look at the creation
Continued guidances
The guiding hand
The Jewish people
Torah - a heavenly gift
The special role of Man
The Jewish people and the nations
The role of the nations
Priorities and aspirations
Prayer for Beni - Noah
Marriage and Sex
Matters Between Man and His Fellows
Obligations
Person to himself
Tu B'Shvat
Shamot - Exodus
Significance of Korban Pesach
Parsha Be-Shallah Parshoit Yitro
Parhsa Va'eira
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