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Where Is Your Mind When You Daven? | Rabbi Efrem Goldberg #Shorts
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Buzzing phone, the score, the stock market, the email you owe. You can't think about the Ohr Ein Sof while you're catching up. On time is late. Early is on time. From Ten Minutes of Meaning - Tanya (#62). Full shiur: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ne6W9lhU34 Daily emunah for every chapter of life, free on WhatsApp: nishmasi.org #Tefillah #Davening #Phone #Focus #Tanya #RabbiEfremGoldberg #JewishWisdom #Torah #Nishmasi #Shorts
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Now I have to tell you it's going to be
hard to hit that state of contemplative
meditative fela [music] if you're also
on your phone while you're domining. If
you even bring your phone while you're
do if you if you're in doining but your
phone is buzzing and beeping [music] and
vibrating and lighting up and you're
thinking about what's coming in, what's
the what's message and what's the alert,
what's the news flash and what's the
score and [music] what's the stock
market and what's the email I have to
get back to and what's on tap today.
What does my calendar tell me? Then
you're not going to be sitting there
thinking about the or
you can't think about the orain when you
come late to do [music] and you're
playing catchup. You can't think about
orient when you're talking during deting
and you're like, "Hashem, I know you're
endless, blah blah blah, but just give
me a minute. I'm, you know, catching up
over here." You're physically there, but
your mind is elsewhere. You came late.
You're flying through it at warp speed.
That's not adopting because on time is
late. Early is on time.