Prayer in Place of Sacrifice

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Hello, in Shulchan Aruch, Siman 98, Halacha 4, Maran writes that since prayer is in place of a sacrifice, it should be like it without mixing in other thoughts. I have 2 questions: 1. By "other thoughts," does Maran also mean thoughts of Torah, as they also interfere, correct? 2. Since Maran mentioned in this law that there should be a state similar to a sacrifice, does this imply that he meant only the Amidah prayer? Am I correct?

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Peace and blessings
Your words are correct.

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