We start the day with the prayer Modeh Ani L’fanecha, an intention setting Thank You to get the day started right. The joy of the song and the campers seems like a great way to welcome Shabbat.
Shabbat Shalom
Author: Rabbi David Levin
There is work we can do
Between the Holy and Profane
I live between the Holy and Profane
a moving song that describes the space we find ourselves A song that helps us understand the need for the sacred protective space that is Shabbat.
Shabbat Shalom.
(The English lyrics are below the song. )
Between the Sacred and the Profane
I live between the sacred and the profane
With the truth that rages within me
With a thousand habits
With every scar on my face
I go out again to scatter the words
Between reality and madness, it’s all coming back to me
The place from whence I came has no peace in it
And this journey is heavy and a little too much for me
I need to grow out of it and that’s it
To grow out of it and that’s it
I live between the sacred and the profane
Between the truth that rages within me
With a thousand habits
With all the fear upon my shoulders
I go out again to scatter the words
Between reality and madness, it’s all coming back to me
The place from whence I came has no peace in it
And this journey is heavy and a little too much for me
I need to grow out of it and that’s it, to grow out of it and that’s it
Please, keep me safe
So that my feet shall not fail
Between reality and madness, it’s all coming back to me
Even the place from whence I came has no peace in it
And this journey is heavy and a little too much for me
I need to grow out of it and that’s it
To grow out of it and that’s it
I live between the sacred and the profane
A pre-Thanksgiving reflection
Hoping you enjoy a happy Thanksgiving
Ripple- Shabbat Shalom
Shabbat Shalom
A classic tune and lyric that remains timely
To a very good Thanksgiving!
Shabbat Shalom
Shevet Achim V’achayot is is a collaboration of Doron Madali and Idan Raichel.
The idea of living together as brothers and sisters is a powerful dream that I hope we can work towards as we welcome Shabbat.
Shabbat Shalom
Forward from here
Along the Watchtower Shabbat Shalom
I welcome Shabbat with Bob Dylan’s All Along the Watchtower. A call shared by Playing for Change. As we are poised to enter Shabbat, next week and the sacred opportunity to have our voices heard through our right to vote approaches.
Shabbat Shalom
Shabbat HaHatzbiyah- The Shabbat of the Vote
This is the Shabbat before our national elections. Our tradition names certain of our Shabbats because of their significance. As American Jews, this Shabbat is truly significant. Our right to vote comes November 3. This is our moment as citizens to have a voice. Please Vote!
Shabbat Shalom
