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Many of us said the Tfilah for our children and grandchildren as was authored by the Shloh Hakodesh, and may all our tfilahs be answered, does anyone one know where it as originally written? I have an old copy of the Sidur HaShloh and it isnt there…
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That’s so interesting. It’s really a beautiful tefila.
It’s in the sefer. Until it became a popular thing to print up or wire around the internet, I used to mark the place in the sefer and say it from there.
TLIK: The one on Tehillim?
The sefer ??? ???? ?????. I have the entire sefer in one volume, an old print. It was reprinted in 5 volumes. I do not have the precise reference, but it should not be hard to find.
I’ll take a wild guess. the mekor is the shla or his talmidim.
He is called the “Shela” Hakadosh because of his Sefer Shela. It’s in Meseches Tamid, which is about Tefilla.
HaLeiVi:
The ??”? is called the ??”? because of his sefer ??? ????? ????? (note the acronym) which is a kabbalah sefer.
From what I’ve read, the tefillah is printed in his siddur ??? ????? and is only a portion of the full tefillah – can’t confirm that as I don’t have a copy of the siddur handy, mindyou.
Had a look today, the section where the Shelah mentions the tefillah and nusach, as HaLeiVi mentioned, in what he writes about Tamid. Some mishnayos prints have the Shelah included as well (I think that’s what HaLeiVi was referring to).
He calls his sections mesechtos and gave them names like the Masechtos in Shas. His ‘Meseches Shavuos’ is about the Yom Tov Shavuos. His Meseches Tamid is about Teffila.
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