אמונה

We pray three times a day and we constantly are repeating the same requests. Someone needs please give me. Someone needs please. I need a for my daughter. I need aid. And we ask and ask and ask and the question is asked. Why do we have to keep repeating ourselves? Why don't we just ask once? When it comes to in the physical world, we're not supposed to overdo it. Why do we keep asking and asking? Hashem heard us. You should say, "Okay, at the right time, I'll give it to you." The mab writes in his betim, he says, "The purpose of prayer is not to get you what you need." He said the purpose of prayer is for you to realize that the only one who could give you what you need is if you keep asking Hashem I know only you could give it to me. If you keep asking and thinking and asking and thinking, then maybe maybe you'll come to that ama where you say, "Forget everybody else. There's nobody else, Hashem. I don't need anyone else. All I need is you." When you have that amuna, you know how many stories we hear when people say, "I finally believed that it was Hashem and then the gates of Yeshua opened." It's not a sigula. If the whole purpose of praying is for you to come to that realization that's why you have the need. So once you get it, you don't need the need anymore. Then all of a sudden Yeshua comes. But you have to get there. You have to fully believe it's not the job. It's not the medicine. It's not the doctor. It's only Hashem.