Daven to Hashem, Even When One Cannot Properly Concentrate

Sefer Zera Kodesh asks why it says that Moshe davened to Hashem “at that time”, without specifying what time it was.

He answers that this is meant to teach us that a person can daven to Hashem at any time. One should never say: I don’t have the head to daven now. When I am able to concentrate and focus properly, I will daven. Rather, one should always daven at any time. No matter how busy or unfocused a person feels, he should stop and daven to Hashem.

He uses this idea to explain the pasuk (Devarim 4:29): “And from there you will seek Hashem your G-d, and you will find Him” Wherever a person is, whatever situation one finds himself in, he should daven to Hashem “from there” and he will find Him.