The Purpose of The Prayer

The job of this prayer, this supplication that you're saying here, these last these couple of paragraphs is to humble yourself before your creator. By admitting to we're sinners, we made mistakes, we're sorry, please forgive us. In reality, you don't have to. In reality, you don't we don't deserve it. But we don't have anywhere else to go. You're our father after all. Yom Kippur every morning. If a person understood just this prayer, already their prayer becomes better. Already their prayer becomes better. If you understood the prayer. Already this just to get started. Woe to us that we know these things, but we don't always practice. That we know these things and one day there's going to be a day and he's going to look at us in the face and going to say, "No, no, no. You said you're going to do it. How come you didn't do it? When you said you're going to work overtime, you did it. When you said you're going to buy this, you did it. When you said you're going to go there, you did it. But you said you're going to do it. How come you didn't do it? How come? That's the lacking of lacking of and each and every single one of us has to work on that. Has to work on us.