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Nigun: Sholom Aleichem Friday night Shabbos Greeting - 3 ideas: Realize, Request & Resolve
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of the week
being that this is the week that begins
the three week period
which we celebrate the saddest time of
the jewish calendar yet everything is
divine providence and the fact is that
it comes out of shabbos and we know that
public mourning is forbidden
therefore we push it off to sunday we
fast on sunday
and the message is a very clear one
that
this year
the beginning and the end of the three
weeks shabbos
shabbos is
tainoga's pleasure shabbos is a special
day
where we're able to transform all the
negative things from the worst things
the
the the three-week period which is the
saddest time of the jewish calendar and
the code of jewish law says one should
not have a
court case if possible
during this time and people avoid
traveling this time and they're more
careful when they we need to be more
careful when we go hiking and it's the
summer time we're out we want to enjoy
but at the same time we know we have to
be careful
and the best way to be careful is to
begin
the three weeks with a shabbos and end
with a shabbos
so let us sing now a shabbos
a song for the shabbos
and at this time also tell you and share
with you the importance of singing at
your table your shabbos table
whether you're a senior citizen or you
still have young children or you're a
single man or a woman
nikon were also for women
most definitely so the rebels mother
so let's sing a
shabbos negan all together
okay
and again we're going to sing this
shabbos
is
the shalom aleichem
that
they say the previous
once used the following tool
to the shell
negan i believe already
freed
already popularized
oh
hey
m
[Music]
me
[Music]
a
[Music]
and let's repeat it for the next two
stanzas
but i want to go back and look at the
three stanzas the three
musical
sounds
the first one
is the opening and the beginning and the
the sincerity
of the
petitioner in this case everyone who's
greeting the angels the malachi and
friday night after coming back from shul
or the women and those that don't go to
show for whatever reason you know just
reading and coming together standing
around the table
shalom allah
angels come angels
to us
look a pure request without strings
attached
and the second
time that we say shalom aleichem
the voice
goes up
shalom
[Applause]
this is no longer a simple statement a
simple sincere feeling this is a request
i want to have a relationship with you
god vis-a-vis the angels
we we're souls embodies we don't need
angels yes we do
because they're the conduit for us to
connect to a certain part of god and
therefore help us take our prayers
purify our prayers get the nonsense out
of our prayers keep the good part of
bring it to hashem
and then finally comes the third
stanza of shalom aleichem the third part
of each of the three of the four stanzas
in which the voice goes down
the conclusion
is
once you request
and it's based on a sincerity of the
heart
you're getting the show malaysia
you're getting the peaceful greek
heaven
think about this use it sing it together
harmonize it
it's beautiful have a great shovers