Dancing With God: How to Connect With God Everytime You Pray

How do we really connect with God so that our prayers move from the head to the heart? In its wisdom, Jewish tradition has created what can only be understood as a dance that, if done properly, can lift the participant into an intimate encounter with the Divine. How is Jewish prayer a dance? One sits and stands, moves one's hands, moves backward and forward, bows and rises up; one chants and sings and embraces God. Each movement is pregnant with meaning. Taken together, Jewish prayer is nothing short of a most intimate dance with the Creator. This book was written to help the reader learn how to 'dance' in such a way that he will connect with God every time he prays.

Did you ever walk into shul hoping to connect with God and leave with the feeling that it just didn't happen? There is a tried and true method that has its origins in the spiritual practice of the Prophets thousands of years ago, but has been neglected in modern times, that can help you feel the Presence of God every time you pray. Even if you don't know an alef from a beyt, you can feel the holy and powerful presence of God and you can feel that your prayers have been heard.
"It is a joy to read Rabbi Kunis' book on prayer - it is highly informative, profoundly inspirational, and a much needed guide for our contemporary world that finds it so difficult to have meaningful conversations with God." ~ Rabbi Benjamin Blech, Professor of Talmud, Yeshiva University," author of 13 books on Jewish life, philosophy and mysticism.