
Reflection
on
Hatikvah/Shalom/Tikkun
Olam (Suite
for Mother and
Child)
(9:04)
When Leonard
Bernstein
learned of the
death of his
beloved friend
John F. Kennedy,
he wrote, “This
will be our
reply to
violence: to
make music
more
intensely,
more
beautifully,
more devotedly
than ever
before.”
I
must respond
with hope, with
expectation,
Hatikvah,
or else I shall
go mad.
I
must create a
peaceful space
where I may
meditate in
harmony with my
surroundings, Shalom,
so that I may
gather the
energy required
to do the work
and channel my
father Abraham
who was a
Healer,
To
begin to repair
the world, Tikkun
Olam.
“Jennifer” (introduction)
“Lullaby
Triptych” (“As I Watch You Sleeping In My Arms,”
“Music Box” and “Sleep,
Little One”
Shalom,
wasalam, om
mani padme hum,
peace and
blessings. Namaste,
the Divine in me
acknowledges the
Divine in you.
Be the cosmic
cool; I
bow to you.
 
Proceed to the Liturgy of the
Eucharist


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