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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
  • 43 Elu Devarim: Your Daily Jewish Framework
    Mar 1 2026

    We say Elu Devarim every morning—so why does it feel like a list we rush through?

    In Episode 43, we uncover how it’s actually a daily Jewish framework for real life, and how Avraham Avinu models it.

    Listen, and you’ll never say these words the same way again.

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    9 mins
  • 42 Elu Devarim: Morning Training for a World of Concealment
    Feb 23 2026

    Within Torah life, Olam HaBa is a given.

    So the focus here is not theology — it’s placement and function:

    What is this line doing structurally in the early morning siddur?

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    7 mins
  • 41 Elu Devarim: Living as the Chosen People
    Feb 16 2026

    Before we ask Hashem for anything each morning, we declare who we are.

    This Mishnah isn’t a list — it’s a structure for a Jewish life.

    Some responsibilities never max out.

    Some actions shape who you become.

    In this episode, we uncover how Elu Devarim teaches covenantal growth, communal responsibility, and how living as Asher Bachar Banu naturally becomes a vessel for brachah.

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    8 mins
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