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Lizzi Jill Honeyrose Heydemann
NEWS
Lizzi is back in Chicago, and can be found Saturday mornings at Aitz Hayim Center for Jewish Living (www.aitzhayim.org) or at Mishkan in the city (www.mishkanchicago.org). Infinite gratitude to IKAR (www.ikar-la.org) for making my first year of rabbinating a dream. Be in touch: reblizzi@gmail.com. Many blessings to all and l'shannah tovah u'mitukah- a sweet, healthy and inspired new year to you.
What Difference Did You Make?
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Chicago local celebrity (but more importantly, Aitz Hayim member) Aaron Freeman asks about what difference I made in my last congregation, IKAR.
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Tu B'Shvat, LA, 5770
Music
Great gospel tune, as applied to a line from Torah ("Build me a sanctuary and I will dwell within you," and as applied to Shir HaMa'alot.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
This is a love song to the Holy One, who we envision on Shabbat as a bride.
Psalm 95: 'Come, let us sing to the Indescribable Source of stability and hope. Let us greet Her with thanksgiving and songs full of praise.' It's the first psalm in Kabbalat shabbat.
This song is Marcia Falk's poetic reworking of the Jewish blessing for sanctifying the present moment, the Shehechiyanu ('The One who enlivens us').
'Great Mystery, open my lips and my mouth will sing Your praise.' These words, taken from the siddur (Jewish prayerbook), are traditionally said right before going into silent prayer.
This is the IKAR davening team at our improvisational finest, setting the opening prayer of Psukei D'Zimra, morning prayers of song, to Hillel Tigay's "Baruch HaMakom." (Check out www.ikar-la.org to purchase an IKAR CD with more Tigay originals!)
"Through living waters, she will live." I wracked my brains to think of a song for a mikvah ritual for a close friend. There are none. So I came up with this in the car-ride.
A SoundClick Top 50 song
This is a line from Psalm 96, davened (prayed) in the Kabbalat Shabbat service. The psalm is commonly referred to as 'Shiru L'Adonai,' or 'All ya'll, sing to God!'
This is a line from the Torah, 'And the Children of Israel will keep the Sabbath,' Ex 31:16.
This is a chant, singing 'Baruch Hu, baruch Shemo- blessed is He, blessed is His Name.'
A SoundClick Top 50 song
This song is a song of praise written by King David. As with many of my arrangements, you have to get a minute or so into the song for all the harmonies to kick in.
A 'life' song.
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