The
Baal Shem Tov, or Besht — the founder of Chasidism —
met the soul of the Messiah during an ascent to heaven.
The Besht asked him, "When will the Master come?"
The Messiah answered, "When your wellsprings break forth to the outside!"
(from a letter
written by the Besht to his brother-in-law about one of his soul ascents)
A Chabad rendition of Ein Lanu Melekh from the Avinu Malkeinu liturgy to the power of Klezmer – a rare and exquisite combination. Also, reflections on Imeinu Malkateinu
A soulful nigun for Ein K'erk'kha...V'ein Zulat'kha...Efes Bilt'kha...V'ein Domeh L'kha. Listen for the high point of this nigun at Moshi'einu, our Saviour
This nigun is sung for hours on the second night of Pesach after counting the Omer for the first time in the Stolner shul in Brooklyn. A great nigun for any kind of dancing, and for every time you count the Omer!
Five recordings based on Yakar, Reb Shlomo, Skolyer (one traditional and one adapted) and Reb Zalman (Ryzhin). For counting the Omer, Kabbalat Shabbat, Chanukah, etc.
Ana BeKhoach text, pdf to print, how it's used, etc. can be found here
