A Remedy For Everything:
Sefer Ye’aros Devash (Chelek 1, Drush 3) writes: “It is better to say a little with kavanah than a lot without kavanah. And one should only say the prayers that were passed down to us from early generations because they have a pipeline to the Heavens. And Tehillim is a remedy for everything.”
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