So incredible to have the subtle inflections of the original recording!! Thank you for sharing this precious music.

A chant to lean into Elul in three parts

Part one: I'm going deep, deep within, mmmmmm (inspired by the practice of cheshbon hanefesh and teshuva during Elul)

Part two: I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine (acronym of Elul from Song of songs 6:3)

Part three: Whom shall I fear? Nobody! (inspired by Psalm 27, the psalm read/chanted daily during Elul)

Elul Chant 5781

This is a song for the moment when we see the ways we have kept ourselves small and bound up in internalized oppression and realize we no longer need those patterns and can lay them down. A moment of Grace.

It came through while listening to a message from a dear friend who used the phrase "leaving my father's house", which I later learned was in reference to the title of the book by Marian Woodman which speaks to a lot of the themes present in this song. Immediately upon hearing the phrase, I paused the message mid-listen and this song came through.


lyrics + vocals + percussion: Joanna Laws Landis
recorded by: Eli Rosenblatt

Leaving My Father's House

Ceremony Nov23

Four mantras

Svivenu - Mazal Masoud Etedgi

Lo Yisa Goy - by Isaiah 2:4

Lo yisa goy el goy cherev, Lo yil'm'du od milchama

Nation Shall Not Lift up Sword against nation, nor shall they ever again know war. 

Recorded by IfNotNow Boston Summer 2016.

Lo Yisa Goy

Adapted 2016 from Chance the Rapper’s ‘Blessings’, by Momentum Trainers from Black Lives Matter, Movimiento Cosecha, IfNotNow, and more!

LYRICS: 
We're gonna rise up, rise up till it's won.
When the people rise up, the powers come down.
They tried to stop us, but we keep coming back.

A team of cross-movement leaders adapted “Blessings” for use by social movement organizations. Sunrise is part of an in an interconnected network building for a just world and social transformation brought together by Momentum.

A team of cross-movement leaders adapted “Blessings” for use by social movement organizations. Sunrise is part of an in an interconnected network building for a just world and social transformation brought together by Momentum.

If singing this song for performance or recording for profit, you must get permission from and pay royalties to the composer.

Heartiest thanks to Scot Brenton at 9 Below Productions for graciously donating his time & studio space to help us record!

Rise Up

Niggun Simcha/Anim Zemirot/Yifrach Beyomov - Chabad melody

At the end of our Apprenticeship program in 2019, We had a marathon ceremony to sing the whole book from beginning to end. It was an incredible experience that took 37 hours and many cups...

We recorded it all for the sake of learning the songs and connecting to SOL spirit. The sounds of the forest are singing with us.

Check these playlists, we will continue to upload them in the coming weeks.

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Blessings to all beings !

43 - THE HEARTBEAT OF ETERNITY
(written by Sudhananda)

See the Sun shine through the branches  
Hear the birds sing in the trees 
Feel the heartbeat of Eternity 
 
Hear the Wind blow through the leaves  
(Listen to the Wind)

43 - THE HEARTBEAT OF ETERNITY

Reb Dovid Karliner’s Nigun(from a 1914 Ukrainian wax cylinder recording)

3/22/20 
Batya Levine, Rena Branson, Aliza Schwartz, Tamar Sandweiss-Back, Becky Havivi

Simcha Nigun/Yifrach B'yamov (Chabad? Vizhnitz?)

Another a song for these covid times... we are transforming before our own eyes... let's stay awake, do the deep work, have the hard conversations, activate, dream, imagine, vision and create the world we want to live in. 

Lyrics: 
We are creating the world we wanna see
We are creating the world we wanna see
We are creating the world we wanna be
We're calling ourselves to believe
We're calling ourselves to be free

© Heather Houston 06/2020
all rights reserved

Reb Dovid Karliner’s Nigun(from a 1914 Ukrainian wax cylinder recording)

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