The Witches of Lublin
At the Sabbath table on a Friday evening, the Khasidim of Eastern Europe sang tish nigunim, “table songs” praising God . . . seeking to get closer to the Divine through joyous singing. Before dinner, after dinner, when the wine flowed and the prayers were recited . . . their ecstatic singing brought them closer to the world to come as can be heard when the rabies sing this song in The “Witches of Lublin.”
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At the Sabbath table on a Friday evening, the Khasidim of Eastern Europe sang tish nigunim, “table songs” praising God . . . seeking to get closer to the Divine through joyous singing. Before dinner, after dinner, when the wine flowed and the prayers were recited . . . their ecstatic singing brought them closer to the world to come as can be heard when the rabies sing this song in The “Witches of Lublin.”
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