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Spiritual Insights - Part III: Prayer - Who is Listening?

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This source sheet is part of a 4-week course that explores Jewish Spiritual Insights. This course is tailored as a guide for the searching soul, whether you are new to Jewish traditions or practice them daily. It will empower you to discover your real potential. Explore spiritual insights into Jewish wisdom to provide a meaningful path to happiness and fulfillment. Each class will be interactive, meditative and text based.

Part III - Spiritual Insights: Prayer - Who is Listening? How To Pray From Your Heart and Touch Heaven.

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- Spiritual Insights - Part 1: Discover your Inner Voice

- Spiritual Insights - Part 2: Divine Providence -Experience The Divine in Your Life.

- Spiritual Insights - Part 4: The Power of Rituals - Transform Rote Rituals Into Meaningful Acts That Enrich Your Life.

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