Rosh Hashana advice for connecting to G-d, and having better livelihood- Rabbi Chaim Dalfin

A good night of shabas to everyone. It's a few days before deashana. I'm sitting here on 13th Avenue in Burough Park, Brooklyn. I thought I would uh do something different today. Why? Because it's a new year coming. Something different. I want to just uh share just two or three things that we could do and should do for the new year. One is take one paragraph. You choose the paragraph that you will focus and concentrate on during your prayers, your dingash. There's a lot to say and there's a lot to do. But take one paragraph and spend 10 15 minutes thinking about the meaning of the words. That means you have to know the meaning. either use a you know a Yiddish Hebrew or English dictionary uh translation a sitter or something else but you have to know the meaning of the words and then think about it and when you do that first of all your your prayer will be animated it'll be different you'll slow down we tend to rush and rush and rush we have to catch the kazin and all of that no you don't know you Don't you need to catch yourself because you I we're always rushing inside. We have a rush bug. So we have to get rid of that. And the way to do it is to take a paragraph and and and slow down. The other message is that night after we say Psalm 24 and the Reb says whoever will concentrate on that and focus will have so everyone needs. So share the message. Be well. Have a great year. Only good things to everyone here. Mashiach.