Hebrew Chant sample from the CD "Be Still and Know" (available through www.hebrewchant.com, iTunes, and Amazon. Written by David P. Goldstein, featuring Julie Newman on vocals and guitar, David Goldstein on vocals, Jack Rago on djembe. 

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Hebrew Chant sample from David P. Goldstein's new CD, "Be Still and Know."

Moses asks God for a name to convey to the Israelites, if they ask him who has sent him. This phrase is what God says to Moses. Much has been written about this phrase, but the translation that I like for this chant is “I am what I am becoming.”

We can set the intention of seeing God in a constant state of evolving in our consciousness, yet stll firmly grounded in our lifetime of perception. And we can also set the intention of seeing ourselves in this evolving yet grounded light.

Eh'yeh Asher Eh'yeh (I Am What I Am Becoming)

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Recording Artist David P. Goldstein is a composer of Hebrew chant and sacred choral works, and a three-time winner of the Shalshelet Festival of New Jewish Liturgical Music. He is the leader of the Tikkun Chant Circle in Pittsburgh. 

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