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Kavanah

Kavanah, kavvanah, or kavana (Biblical Hebrew: כַּוָּנָה, romanized: kawwānā, plural kawwānot) means "intention" or "sincere feeling, direction of the heart". It is a theological concept in Rabbinic Judaism about a worshiper's state of mind, heart, sincerity, devotion, and emotional absorption during prayers. It is the mindset often described as…

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kavana prayers prayer kabbalah heart jewish kavanot intention words devotion emotional tradition according mind refers devotee subject judaism absorption rituals

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the Three Pilgrimage Festivals of Sukkotinstance ofSome kavanot are associated with specific Jewish holidays0.80text
Pesachinstance ofSome kavanot are associated with specific Jewish holidays0.80text
and Shavuotinstance ofSome kavanot are associated with specific Jewish holidays0.80text
and othersinstance ofSome kavanot are associated with specific Jewish holidays0.80text

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