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NEW MEDITATION EXERCISE: The Awareness Exercise will help you wake up to the world around you and find peace. Find a quiet spot and meditate for 13 minutes to Michael Posnick soothing guidance.
Shalom Aleichem (Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם עֲלֵיכֶם, 'Peace be upon you') is a traditional song sung by Jews every Friday night upon returning home from synagogue prayer.
Watch and listen to another Tehila, a musical improvisation inspired by Psalm 5.
Played on qanun by John Murchison and introduced by rabbi Misha Shulman.
Watch and listen to a Tehila, a musical improvisation inspired by Psalm 69.
Played on the Violin by Marandi Hostetter and introduced by rabbi Misha Shulman.
Watch and listen to ‘Come my friend’. Lecha Dodi is the hymn sung during the synagogue service on Friday night to welcome the Sabbath. It was composed by Solomon Alkabetz, a Kabbalist (mystic).
Watch and listen to Lech Neranena. This is a melody by our music director, Yonatan Gutfeld, written for psalm 95, inspired by the Hebrew word Neranena that combines song and joy.
Watch and listen to The Blessing of Returning, song written by our music director, Yonatan Gutfeld, to lyrics by Guy Perel, a Tel Aviv poet and Jungian therapist.
Watch and listen to Kaitz, a niggun in three parts describing different meanings of the Hebrew word for summer.
Watch and listen to Yotzer Or (a tune from our first Shabbat Ohr!) by our music director Yonatan Gutfeld.
Listen to Morid Hageshem, a piyyut sung in the Sephardi communities as part of the rain prayer.
Watch and listen to this moving acapella rendition of Adon Olam performed by special guest Judi Williams.
Watch and listen to Ya’ala, a piyyut describing the love between the dod (lover) and the ra’aya (wife).