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Nigun: Tiku b' Chodesh - Guarantee for Successful High Holidays 2022 sing the song
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being that
tonight
sunday is rashford
said of shabbos kaidish pasha
will teach the negan
which is known as tikkul bakhi deshifa
which is one of the verses that we say
in our davening during roshana
tickle bach
that during this month we blow tickle we
blow in the
schaefer and it's a classical [ __ ]
that was sung by habakkuk
after i sing it i'll tell you a little
bit about the history what's right
what's wrong and we'll go from there
a mama mama
yaya
[Music]
m
i
[Music]
[Applause]
i
[Laughter]
repeated twice
i
[Applause]
the third part the voice goes up and
louder and deeper
is
i
a
i
[Music]
the fourth part now the voice goes down
today at the conclusion
[Music]
[Applause]
a
[Music]
would travel
or rather they would walk to the arab in
russia
they would start walking it's not just
the babaji sydney but hasidim walked to
their ebbas
and if they were lucky enough for they
had a few cupcakes and a few rubel
they're able to pay for
the wagon and the driver to take them
along with other people
they had part of the way that
comfort
and if not they just kept on walking and
then they found a place to to put their
heads down and they ate something they
kept on walking and take them several
weeks
to get to their rabbit's house
to their rebbe's courtyard
in this case lubavitch
in white russia and belarusia
lubavitch
lubavitch and
what did they do when they came
for for the yamuthavim
for rosh hashanah kipper
they heard the hasidis
that the rabbit of the time said that
all that being
how would that be here in america
and when they came back home they were
asked
so what did you bring back unpack your
bags
this niggin was a niggin
to unpack the bags
i went to the river i slept getting
there it was a big balagan it was very
difficult
but then i
asked in the glory
of the beautiful hasidis
and i heard these my mother
what did the mimer start with taku
the shai
many of the chabad discourses and rosh
hashanah from the rabbayim that bayhem
said the rebels said began with this
passage with this verse
so they made a negan out of it tikkun
this was the opening line of the mimer
and if the opening line was something
else they said that
opening lines
was many times a mime associated with
the shabbos
also
but the song
evokes feelings of
we have to
leave our home
and go to araba for register
and this is relevant today whether you
get a chance to come to new york to the
rebel
yes to 770
to base hyena or you don't
your feelings should be i have to get
out of my house so do something locally
and get out of your house for the
shelling yum kipper and it doesn't mean
spending roshanim kippur at a hotel
i mean
it's great to do that if you can afford
it you want to do that if you think
that's the right environment
i was taught
that staying home and being with the
community and being with your people and
being with your rebbe and being with you
being with your shul that's where you
should be
it's like how can you go away from that
environment there's a shenanigan kipper
it's such a holy environment
is not a time to check out uh
uh friends at a hotel and to walk around
the the premises
but
the king how do i make him a king
so that place i
sing the sneaking
as we prepare ourselves the month of
ello
schaefer
that you know you must know you have to
prepare yourself
to take something from
rejoining your kipper the maimonides
so prepare yourself during this month
quickly again the niggin
yaya
yay
a
yaya
i
[Music]
ah
a
have a great job as a great greatness