Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a powerful teaching using the example of a fine bottle of wine. No matter how valuable the wine is, if it is poured into a dirty vessel, it loses its taste and worth. In the same way, our prayers can lose their value if spoken from a mouth filled with lashon hara.
This talk explains how words of gossip and negativity affect tefillah, why the Zohar teaches that such prayers can be intercepted, and what we can do to protect them. Rabbi Rahimi highlights the importance of learning the halachot of lashon hara, guarding our speech, and making sure our prayers rise up clean and whole.
Listen to understand how speech, prayer, and daily practice are connected, and how careful words can bring blessing and acceptance before Hashem.
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