A Story For Kids - Reciting Tehilim with simplicity

reciting to heal him with simplicity the rabbit told the following story they were once two close friends there were such good bodies that they did everything together if one of them was somewhere you would be sure to find the other one close by one day one of the friends became very ill his friend found out and he became very sad he ran over to his friend's house to visit his sick buddy the sick boy was lying in his bed his face pale the concerned visitor asked his friend what can i do for you how can i help you feel better the sick friend replied please say to hillam for me the friend together to heal him and he began saying the words with simplicity when he finished reciting one chapter he asked his friend what he was feeling better no i'm still feeling very weak the sick boy whispered so the faithful friend openly to heal him again and wept as he recited another chapter he cried to hashem please hashem listen to me and please heal my friend my dear friend are you feeling better when he finished reciting the next chapter he asked his friend again whether he was feeling better the sick boy replied no i'm still very weak so the faithful friend continued praying after each chapter to heal him that he recited he asked his friend whether he was feeling stronger the boy continued like this dabbing and asking his friend if he's feeling better and then doubling some more until his friend recovered completely the webber tells the story to explain to us what he means to recite to heal him with simplicity with pastors as soon as we finish reciting a chapter to heal him we should ask the person we're darling for whether he feels better if he says he's not yet feeling better we should continue reciting immortal him we should say the words simply without sophistication only with the belief with the emunah that in the merit of the chapters of the healing the patient will recover [Music] you