Time for Torah with Rabbi Silberberg: Teffilah Shir Shel Yom #1
Jul 7, 2022
Discover the emotional depth of Shir Shel Yom, the daily psalm with roots in the Beis HaMikdash, and learn how it reflects God's ongoing presence in our lives. Delve into the significance of Sunday as the world's creation day, highlighted by Psalm 24, emphasizing divine ownership. Explore the balance between kindness and severity necessary for personal growth, revealing how boundaries can foster positive change. Each topic offers profound insights into prayer, creation, and self-improvement.
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Shir Shalyom Reflects Temple Service
- Shir Shalyom is a daily psalm connected to the Levim's singing in the Beis HaMikdash during Karbanos.
- It symbolizes continuing the sacred service of the Temple through daily prayer with a unique psalm for each weekday.
Weekdays Reflect Creation's Spirit
- The seven-day week is rooted in the seven days of creation and seven emotional middos of Hashem.
- Emotional middos connect Hashem to creation, defining the spiritual energies of each weekday.
Sunday Psalm: Creation & Holiness
- Sunday's Shir Shalyom psalm celebrates God's creation and ownership of the world, recalling the first day of creation.
- It connects to Yerushalayim and Beis HaMikdash, emphasizing holiness and our mission to bring kedusha into the world.
