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What To Do When Too Sick To Pray

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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writes that if somebody is so sick or so incapacitated that they can't learn to they can't fulfill mitzvot they can't pray then at the very least they could still fulfill the will of Hashem by saying these seven words. I believe with complete faith that Hashem is one and there's nothing like him. And this is even if he just thinks this, he's not able to study Torah, he's not able to listen to he's not able to pray, but you could still fulfill the will of Hashem by simply thinking that God is one and there's nothing like him. Some of these things for religious people seem simple, but you'd be surprised how many religious people struggle with this because they forget that Hashem is not only at or at kouch or at specific times of their life. Some people think that it's so simple that how could somebody not understand it? They may not want to. No, no. People want to do the will of Hashem if they only knew what it is. Some people are so ignorant of what the will of Hashem is, what the commandments are that they simply think it's good suggestions. And therefore, the is telling us that this obligation of the duties of the heart is a constant obligation. Because if you're constantly investigating your heart and comparing it to what akadoo commanded, you will see that there's a constant need to inspect, to fix, and to grow. And he says trust in Hashem at all times to have the says there are certain things that always need always need to be strengthened and one of them Please be the