The Kadeshi prayer is a significant part of the Jewish morning service, known as the Shacharit. It is recited to honor the memory of the deceased and express the hope for the coming of the Messiah. The prayer emphasizes the importance of life and the connection between the living and the divine. Traditionally, the Kadeshi prayer is recited by mourners, often in a communal setting, such as a synagogue. It serves as a way to elevate the soul of the departed and is a reminder of the continuity of life and faith within the Jewish community.