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I've blown it. I've really blown it.
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When do you put your little girl in long sleeves?
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a little story about Yedid Nefesh -
Posted on November 4, 2008 at 4:36pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
At the hadlaka for Lag B'Omer everyone was dancing. After a bit a man whose face just shown - his countenance glowed appeared in their midst. No one knew who he was but he was b'simcha as he took the hand of the shul's gabbai and pulled him in to dance. As they swung around and around this same man reached out and took the hand of the holy Ari z"l; together the three of them danced and danced. The people were stunned - why were they dancing with the gabbai? the gabbai.
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a title suggests that my words are worthy - so I prefer to leave this blank, but if forced I will give the title "The Pull of the Neshama"
Posted on November 3, 2008 at 5:17pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I write this tentatively as I'm not certain that my words are worth more than that which uses space.
I attended a Yosef Karduner concert last night which was quite fantastic. His music has a way of carrying one away. His music is imbued with a tangible feeling of kedusha that permeates one's being. I do not know how one could not be affected and not come away different. One thing which struck me was how people could be clapping along when I was riveted to my seat, unable to breath as… Continue
I attended a Yosef Karduner concert last night which was quite fantastic. His music has a way of carrying one away. His music is imbued with a tangible feeling of kedusha that permeates one's being. I do not know how one could not be affected and not come away different. One thing which struck me was how people could be clapping along when I was riveted to my seat, unable to breath as… Continue
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