Kol Nidre - Cantor Malachi Kanfer - Sutton Place Synagogue - Midtown, NYC скачать в хорошем качестве

Kol Nidre - Cantor Malachi Kanfer - Sutton Place Synagogue - Midtown, NYC

Subscribe for more videos of beautiful Jewish music! I started practicing Kol Nidre again today. From Rabbi Alan Lew: They are days when it is perfectly clear every second that you live in the midst of a chain of ineluctable consequence, that everything you do, every prayer you utter, every intention you form, every act of compassion you perform, ripples out from the center of your being to the end of time. Anger and its terrible cost lie naked before you. Grievance gives way to forgiveness. At the same time, you become aware that you also stand at the end of a long chain of consequences. Many things are beyond your control. They are part of a process that was set in motion long ago. You find the idea of this unbearable. Then, just when you think you can’t tolerate this one moment more, you are called to gather with a multitude in a great hall. A court has convened high up on the altar in the front of the hall. Make way! Make way! the judges of the court proclaim, for everyone must be included in the proceeding. No one, not even the usual outcasts, may be excluded. We sing Kol Nidre in this dramatic atmosphere of pressure and reverence.