Purim is a huge day of tefillah. It says about Purim kol haposhet yad nosnim lo, whoever extends their hand is given to. This phrase is used to express how careful we should be when someone asks us for tzeddakah on Purim day but it is also reminding us all how powerful this day is for our tefillos to be answered.
If you ask, Hashem will hear. And if you think He didn't answer you last year, don't be mistaken. Your tefillos are going somewhere.
I heard a mashal that compares it to a freezer. Sometimes, the time is not right for that specific tefillah to be answered. So Hashem saves the tefillah - he puts it in the freezer and then when the time IS right (and only Hashem knows when that is), He will take it out and "defrost" it for you and your yeshuah will come!!
I have a request to make from all the readers of this blog. My sister, Chaya Sara, coauthor of this blog is b"h 30 years old. It's a bracha that she is alive, happy and accomplishing so much with her life. B"h she helps many teens at risk, she speaks to parents and teens alike, helping them along this bumpy road we all called life. She inspires everyone wherever she goes. She speaks for school functions at Shabbatons, Chagigas and other gatherings.
She is still waiting to get married. My heart goes out for her and wishes so strongly for her to find her other half.
Do you want to be part of this mitzvah? I want to organize something on Purim day - so that we can utilize the power of this day to pierce the heavens and beg Hashem for her to experience her own personal miracle of Purim.
I want to try to have the entire tehillim completed on the day of Purim by all the readers of this blog - as a zechus for her. There are a lot of followers and people who read this in google reader so I'm hoping that I can organize it between all the readers of this blog.
Do you want to join? Leave a comment or send me an email at inspirationalinformation1 [at] gmail [dot] com letting me know how many perakim you are able to say (and if you have a preference of a specific few perakim) and I will let you know which ones to say.
If you want to have her in mind in your daily tefillos, her name is Chaya Sara bas Charna Raizel.
Thank you!
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www.worldwidetehillim.com - this organization/website, whatever it is, is planning for a reading of the entire sefer of tehillim at 10am on purim day around the world in zchus for shidduchim. you send them in a name and you get a perek. of course I immediately sent in for Chaya Sara. Plase please everyone sign up and lets stormmm the Heavens this Sunday with David Hamelechs songs, pleas, joys, woes, and words that will bring down the storehouses of bracha thats just waiting for the awaiting women and men
ReplyDeleteoh and so I have prakim 75-76. Tizku Limitzvot!! e/o else grab a perek!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to do a day as a zechus. I'll take yom alef- perakim Alef through Tes.
ReplyDeleteTamar-thanks for the link to this website. If anyone else signs up and takes a perek (or perakim), please let me know which one(s) you are saying so I can make sure we get the whole tehillim said on Purim!
ReplyDeleteSiR-thanks!
if u want i can say yom bais or a diff 1 let me know asap?
ReplyDeleteAnon-thank you for joining! Yom beis is already taken but I can give you a different day. Can you do yom yud beis? It's perakim 66, 67 and 68.
ReplyDeletePlease let me know if you can say it so I can mark down that it will be said.
I tried emailing you but this is just easier I'd be more than happy to say tehillim jst let me know what yom needs to be said tizku lmitzvos
ReplyDeleteya i can do yud bais!
ReplyDeleteAre you the same anonymous that emailed me (and I responded to an answer to your question)? Because I want to make sure I didn't give the same person double the amount of tehillim to say.
ReplyDeleteno i x the anon tht emailed
ReplyDeleteI want to thank each and every person who took part in saying tehillim on Purim as a zechus for my sister. Because of all of you the entire sefer was completed on Puim!!
ReplyDeleteThank you from the bottom of my heart and may it be a zechus for all those who said tehillim to bring yeshuos and happiness into your lives!!