Exploring the Meaning of Baruch Hashem Prayer

In this insightful podcast episode, we delve into the prayer "Baruch Hashem le'olam, amen ve'amen," exploring its rich significance and how it serves as a bridge connecting us to the divine source of all blessings. As we reflect on the conclusion of the Hallelukas and the essence of Psukei D'Zimra, we unpack the meanings behind the words, emphasizing the difference between praising God and recognizing Him as the ultimate giver of blessings. Listeners are invited to consider the miracles in their daily lives, as the episode encourages a deeper awareness of God's presence, even in challenging times. With an inspiring look towards the future redemption and the coming of Mashiach, this discussion serves as a reminder of the hope and spiritual richness embedded in our prayers.

What is Core Prayers with Rabbi Ari Herzog?

Welcome to "Core Prayers" with Rabbi Ari Herzog from Chabad of the Valley and recorded every morning at Chabad of Encino. In this enlightening podcast, we'll explore the heart of Jewish prayer and its profound relevance to our daily lives.
Join Rabbi Ari as he breaks down essential prayers, unveiling their deeper meanings and showing how these ancient words can guide us through modern challenges. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, practical wisdom, or a deeper connection to tradition, "Core Prayers" offers insights for everyone.
Tune in to discover how the timeless teachings within our core prayers can transform your perspective and enrich your everyday experiences. Let's embark on this spiritual journey together.

In this podcast episode, the discussion centers around the prayer "Baruch Hashem le'olam, amen ve'amen," which signifies our connection to God as the source of all blessings. Following the completion of the Hallelukas, this prayer encapsulates the essence of the Psukei D'Zimra and highlights the importance of recognizing God's miracles in our daily lives. The host emphasizes the distinction between Halleluka (praise) as an expression from us, and Baruch (blessed), which signifies God's role in bestowing blessings. The episode also references the significance of the number 90 in saying "amen," connecting it to the righteous nature of the Jewish people. Ultimately, the prayer reflects a hopeful vision for the future redemption when the entire world will be filled with God's glory, encouraging listeners to remain vigilant and appreciative of the miracles around them.