This is the seventh track on Kirtan Rabbi's new album, Nondual. It is the first song in a three-part medley. The words translate to describe the Divine One as "Forming light, creating darkness; making peace, creating everything."

Yotzer Or (Forming Light)

Zikr I: Adonai Melech

The third track on Kirtan Rabbi's new CD, Nondual. In Sefer ha-Zohar (The Book of Splendor), which some have called the "Bible" of Kabbalah, God is described as "m'malei kol almin, ve-soveiv kol almin" — as filling all worlds and surrounding all worlds. The exquisite guitar work on this track results in a delicious listening, and fun singing, experience for the listener.

All Worlds

Kedushah Reggae

Prologue: Kedushah Traditional

Ahavah Rabah (Big Love)

Zikr II: Yah Melech

Released previously as a single, this beloved song is track four on the new Kirtan Rabbi CD, Nondual.

Havayah

Ein Od Milvado (There Is Only One)

Shema

This, the most popular of all of Kirtan Rabbi's chants to date, is also found on his first CD, Kirtan Rabbi: Live! This is the studio version. For more information, go to the Music section of KirtanRabbi.com

Kaddish

This segue medley are the first two tracks from Kirtan Rabbi's new album, Nondual, stitched together into one, continual listening stream for you. Part of the Eight Days, Eight Songs campaign. Note the single candle on the right in the picture!

Kedushah Medley

S Jedwab SUN HALLELUYAH

S Jedwab OPENINGS

S Jedwab BORDERLINE OZI (1)

S Jedwab ASHREI

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