Name: Oseh Shalom by Hebrew College
Duration: 2 min 33 s
Description: "Oseh Shalom" - composed by Micah Shapiro. Micah Shapiro on lead vocals with Leora Abelson (violin), Alana Alpert (vocals), Aliza Berger (ukelele), and Mónica Gomey (vocals, whistling).

Maoz Tzur

Vehashevota/Aleinu

"Simply Kept" speaks gently to the quiet strength found in life's simplest truths. A reminder that amidst complexity and chaos, clarity blooms when we embrace what's essential. Let its subtle, uplifting rhythm resonate with the beauty of keeping things uncomplicated, heartfelt, and true. There are two versions, so you can find the one that feels right for you.

Simply Kept

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Simply Kept (i)

🕯️ The Ones Who Stay – Saorán & Lumeneth
The final song from the album: The Inner Labyrinth

Some love isn’t loud.
It shows up in quiet rooms, during long nights, through breakdowns and long waits.
The Ones Who Stay is a thank-you — to the carers, the friends, the lovers, the professionals who walk beside someone in pain and don’t walk away.

This track is for the hands that held ours when we didn’t have the words.
Not saints, not perfect — just deeply human. And that’s enough.

💙 Whether you’re caring for someone, or have been carried — this is for you.

🎶 Lyrics by Saorán
🎧 Music by Saorán & Lumeneth
🌒 Album: The Inner Labyrinth

#TheOnesWhoStay #MentalHealthMusic #TheInnerLabyrinth #CarersAnthem #SaoranAndLumeneth #ThankYou

The Ones Who Stay - Much Love from Shaun x

Sitting on a cloud watching the world below
Tiny little lives moving fast and slow
Dreams are whispered soft where the breezes flow
From up here the chaos feels like a show

Cloud gazing .mp3

"Oseh Shalom" - composed by Micah Shapiro. Micah Shapiro on lead vocals with Leora Abelson (violin), Alana Alpert (vocals), Aliza Berger (ukelele), and Mónica Gomey (vocals, whistling).

Oseh Shalom

original recording, written by Hannah & Batya

Vocals - Hannah & Batya
Guitar - Hannah

Od Yenuvun - Hannah Shefsky & Batya Levine

Flute by Sam Tygiel and harmony by R' Ariel Root Wolpe. Words from morning prayers in Pesukei DeZimra and the blessings before the Shema.

Healer of the broken-hearted / who counts the stars & calls each one by name (Psalm 147)

Harofei lishvurei lev um'khabesh l'atz'votam
moneh mispar lakokhavim l'khulam shemot yikra

הָ֣רוֹפֵא לִשְׁב֣וּרֵי לֵ֑ב וּ֜מְחַבֵּ֗שׁ לְעַצְּבוֹתָֽם
מוֹנֶ֣ה מִ֖סְפָּר לַכּֽוֹכָבִ֑ים לְ֜כֻלָּ֗ם שֵׁמ֥וֹת יִקְרָֽא

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All are loved, all are clear, all are heroic
All work in awe to fulfill divine wants

Kulam ahuvim, kulam berurim, kulam giborim
V'khulam osim b'eima uv'yira r'tzon konam

כולם אהובים כולם ברורים כולם גיבורים
וכולם עושים באימה וביראה רצון קונם

HaRofei Lishvurei Lev (Healer of the Brokenhearted) — Psalm 147

Harmony and guitar by Rabbi Ariel Root Wolpe

Tzemach Tzedek (1789 - 1866), the third Chabad Rebbe, would purportedly break into this melody upon reaching these words in Hallel (a special set of prayers for festivals and the new moon). 

Listen to an old recording:
www20.chassidus.com/audio/enign/enign911.mp3

Words:
www.chabad.org/multimedia/media_…/Yemin-Hashem.htm

Yemin Hashem (Chabad)

K'mei Nahar

D'ror Yikra - Yemeni melody, sung by Magevet

Ayelet chen b’galut tis’m’cheini
U-valaila b’toch cheika m’loni
L’chos yeyna ani tamid m’zuman
v’-nit’arav chamad yeyna b’-yeyni
Sh’tu dodim l’umati v’-shichru
v’-hairu l’sechek ra’ayonai
B’-heychal bat m’lachim ha-k’vuda
v’-shulchana m’zuman la-hamoni
z’man hifrid l’chol re’im v’dodim /
aval dodi b’-ahava yimsh’cheini
Y’kasher chen v’-chesed al g’veret /
b’-ma’agal chen v’-chesed yizk’reini
M’farshez ba’anan avey sh’chakim /
l’-ra’ayati v’-hi tafik r’tzoni
Sh’areyha chamushim hem k’vuim /
z’chut Leah b’vina tis’adeini
T’orer ahavat Rachel l’-vanim /
b’-sod malchut asirit ta’aleini
Elokim chish l’amcha y’shua /
b’et ratzon t’tzach’tze’ach g’roni
Sh’lumey lev b’rov shalom t’sovev /
b’ney ish tam s’gulat av hamoni

Translation:
A graceful doe supports me in exileAnd here in her bosom she’ll lodge me.To drink from her cup I am always prepared,She mingles her wine with my lees.Before me, my friends, drink and be drunk,Rouse the reason that’s sleeping within me.There in her palace sits the daughter of kings,Her table ready for those who are with me.For every lover there comes a time to part,But with ardor my love shall recall me.He adorns his lady with grace and with kindness,In paths of grace and of kindness he leads me.For my beloved I spread out the clouds of the heavens,My desire she never denies me.Fifty are her gates, solid and firm, and withThe favor of Leah her wisdom sustains me.She arouses Rachel’s love for her children,Unto the tenth kingdom’s secret she’ll raise me.God, hasten to bring unto thine people salvation,And may my tongue be made pure within me.Thy great peace shall encompass those whole of heart,The sons of the pure man, a charm unto thee.

LMPS 2019

Ayelet Chen - as sung by Ofra Haza, words by R. Shalom Shabazi (Performed by Anat Hochberg)

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We also embrace a mission that connects serious academic study of Judaism with the educational needs and challenges of the community, via outstanding adult learning and youth education programs. No ivory tower, Hebrew College strives to be a modern equivalent of Abraham’s tent, with all sides open to anyone who wishes to join our passionate pursuit of Jewish education.



Oseh Shalom

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