In this episode of the core prayer series, we delve into the significance of the Kadusha, a pivotal prayer recited only with a minyan. The discussion begins with the meaning of "Nakdishakh ve-na'aritzakh," emphasizing communal sanctification of God, contrasting our free will with angelic praise. We explore halakhot regarding when to recite Kadusha during the Amida and the importance of humility in recognizing God's mystery. The prayer also highlights our yearning for God's kingship, reinforcing the idea that true holiness flourishes within community. Unique customs, such as rising on our toes while reciting "Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh," symbolize spiritual elevation. Ultimately, the Kadusha encapsulates our commitment to growth and connection with the Divine, reminding us that our sincere praise resonates deeply, even with the angels. Join us in discovering the profound messages embedded in this beautiful prayer.