tâs nice to believe that cars are purely about performance â that what matters is track times and vehicle specs, not superfluous details like the assembly of letters that make a name. But itâs not. The automotive world works on many levels, even those that can be the most superficial.
The morning tefillah is called Shacharit, the afternoon tefillah Minchah, and the evening tefillah maariv. The morning tefillah is by far the longest, a weekday Shacharit taking anywhere from 40 to 90 minutes, depending on the day and the dedication of those involved.
This lecture was given on the 5th day of the month of Av, the day of passing of the holy Arizal, the greatest of the Tzfat Mystics in the 16th century. In the lecture, Rabbi Ginsburgh gives a thorough explanation of the origins of the concept of the 50 Gates of the sefirah of understanding.