In the times of the Talmud, there were people who prepared before their prayers for an hour, stood in supplication for another hour, and took yet another hour to come down to regular life. Why is this explosively powerful practice so neglected today? Is it because it won�t work today, or perhaps maybe it can? Rabbi Friedman explains why we pray and proves that not getting an answer may mean we are just not reading it in the right way.
