Jewish Prayers Opening Gates In Heaven

But there are unique prayers that are catered for Amisrael. And when a Jew reads it, it opens up specific gates in heaven, it connects his neshama, it's a lot of cool stuff. When he doesn't do it, it's a very big problem. When she doesn't do it, it's a very big problem. On the other hand, when a non-Jew reads prayers that he's allowed to pray, he reads Tehillim, he speaks to Hashem out of his own heart, that opens up certain gates and connects him or her to Hashem in a fantastic way. Why? Cuz they're doing what they should do, what they're obligated to do, what's great to do. On the other hand, when they do things that they're not allowed to do, like saying specific prayers or doing specific mitzvot that are only for the Jews, not only are they not opening the good gates, but they're instead opening bad gates, gates that will bring them consequence, [clears throat] punishment, disaster, tragedy, all of the horrible things. Why? Because it's not a mitzvah for them, it's a sin. IT'S A SIN. YEAH, BUT HOW CAN IT BE A MITZVAH FOR HIM? Because it's for him. It's just like the horse food is good for the horse, but not for the human. Yeah, but it's food. Yeah, it's food for a horse. Same concept here. And a person needs to understand, if you do what God said, you win. If you do what you think you should do because you feel it, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but when you lose, usually you lose much more than what you gain.