#shirah

[aszarel]

⁰⁵⁻⁰⁴⁻ˣ = ₀₆₋₂₅₋₂₀₂₄💭

(Day 55)

When people find out

what its all about

then they will know

why people have faith.

↪Enter Zion↩

[erfigh]

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[girlactionfigure]

Shabbat Shirah 2023 / שַׁבָּת שִׁירָה 5783

Shabbat of Song 🕍

Shabbat Shirah for Hebrew Year 5783 begins at sundown on Friday, 3 February 2023 and ends at nightfall on Saturday, 4 February 2023. This corresponds to Parashat Beshalach.

Shabbat Shirah (“Sabbath [of] song” שבת שירה) is the name given to the Shabbat that includes Parsha Beshalach. The Torah reading of the week contains the Song of the sea (Exodus 15:1–18). This was the song by the Children of Israel after the Passage of the Red Sea

[clarenecessities]

is it weird to go go through census data to find an address’s affiliated residents to make sure you’re spelling someone’s niece’s name right? i feel like this is weird

[talonabraxas]

♱ ⛦ ☠︎︎ Here are some mantras to please Kali Ma ☠︎︎ ⛦ ♱

1. Bija Mantra:

“Kreem”

This mantra will protect you from all the evil forces.

2. Simple form of Kali Mantra:

“Om Krim Kali”

K stands for full knowledge, R means she is auspicious, I means she bestows booms, and M that she gives freedom

3. Kali Mantra:

“Om Kring Kalikaye Namah”

This mantra is simple and transforms the devotee to pure consciousness.

4. Simple Kali Mantra

“Om Sri Maha Kalikayai Namaha”

Only a few people use this mantra due to its purgative nature.

5. Kalika-Yei Mantra

“Om Klim Kalika-Yei Namaha”

This mantra is believed to bring relief from all kinds of problems, no matter how complex it is.

6. The fifteen syllable mantra

“Om Hrim Shreem Klim Adya Kalika Param Eshwari Swaha” It is believed that this mantra brings rapid growth to one’s spirituality.

7. Kali Mantra for Worship

“Kring Kring Kring Hing Kring Dakshine Kalike Kring Kring Kring Hring Hring Hung Hung Swaha”

Meaning: The Mantra consists of three seeds, krim, hum and hrim, and the name ‘dakhshina kalike’ and ‘swaha’, which signifying offering. This mantra is used by the devotees of Kali, the preserver of Earth, who saves us from all the ignorance and the fear of death.

8. Kali Gayatri

“Om Maha Kalyai Ca Vidmahe Smasana Vasinyai Ca Dhimahi Tanno Kali Prachodayat”

Meaning: Om Great Goddess Kali, the One and only one, who resides in the Ocean of Life and in the Cremation Grounds that dissolve the world. We focus our energies on you, may you grant us boons and blessings.

9. Kali Chants

a). “Om Kali, Kali! Om Kali, Kali!

Namostute, namostute, namo! Namostute, namostute, namo!”

b). “Ananda Ma Ananda Ma Kali

Ananda Ma Ananda Ma Kali Ananda Ma Ananda Ma Kali

Om Kali Ma!”

These are the simple chants to please the Black Goddess.

10. Dakshina Kali Dhyan Mantra : This is also known as karpuradi stotram.

“Om karala-badanam ghoram mukta-kEshim chatur-bhuryam. kalikam dakshinam dibyam munda-mala bibhushitam sadya-chinna shira kharga bama-dordha karambujam abhayam baradan-chaiba dakshina-dardha panikam”

Meaning: Om. Fierce of face, she is dark, with flowing hair and four-armed. Dakshina Kalika divine, adorned with a garland of heads. In Her lotus hands on the left, a severed head and a sword. She bestows sanctuary and blessings with her right hands.

11. Maha kali dhyanam

“Om khargang chakra-gadeshu-chapa-parighan shulang bhushundIng shirah shankhang sanda-dhatIng karistri-nayanAng sarbanga-bhushabritam. nIlashma-dyutimasya pada-dashakang sebe maha kalikang yamastou-chhaite harou kamalajye hantung madhung kaitavam.”

Meaning: Aum, Her ten hands is holding a scimitar, disk, mace, arrows and bow, lance, club, a skull and a conch shell. She is a three-eyed goddess, Her body is covered with ornaments, and Her countenance with the brilliance of blue diamonds, with ten limbs. We offer our service to mahakali, She who Brahma praised for protection from the demons madhu and kaitava, when Bishnu was in sleep. Kali Maa 🖤 Talon Abraxas

[cree-n-jewish-thoughts]

If you support hamasshole, you also support:

Shirah law

Child soldiers

Child Abuse

No Freedom of Speech (you seem to really enjoy this though, ironically)

Martyrdom

Women pumping out babies just to die from martydom

No choice of clothing for women

No women's rights

Pedophiles

No doing many activities as a woman

No use of any substance (alcohol and weed)

Killing innoncent gay, lesbian, and trans people in horrifying and beyond embarrassing ways

Being the above is of course a death sentence

You are literally property of men (women)

No birth control

Legal r@pe

Women having to be escorted by a male

You support the genocide of Jewish Peoples and Israelis

You support the abolishing a country

Suicide bombings done by children

Terroism and guerrilla warfare

Destroying Western culture

Starvation

Human shields, like children

This is what you represent. This is what you support. You seem to really like your rights and freedoms.

You do NOT sound good. This is NOT liberation, by any means...

You guys are really bad humans.

Can you not see it?

[kvetchlandia]

Danny Lyon Civil Rights Activists and Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Members (from left) Emma Bell, Dorie Ladner, Dona Richards, Sam Shirah, and Doris Derby at the Funeral of the Three of the Four Young Girls, Addie Mae Collins (age 14), Cynthia Wesley (14) and Carol Denise McNair (11) Killed in the KKK Bombing of the 16th St Baptist Church, Birmingham, AL 1963

[koenji]

Ketubah (marriage contract), Jerusalem, Israel, 2002. on paper.

This ketubah was created by American born Israeli artist and calligrapher David Moss for the marriage of his son Yonatan. Moss was among the first artists to renew the tradition of hand-written and decorated ketubot. He has served as an inspiration and mentor to many artists who have continued the work that he began and still continues to do.

In contrast to those of the past, modern ketubot are quite personal and designed specifically for a particular bridal couple. This ketubah is no different. Its theme is Creation. It evokes the relationship of God to his creation and the relationship of all beings to their Creator. With this theme the artist has merged the Talmudic background of the groom with the interest of the bride in Jewish ecology. The leaves and flowers that surround the text suggest the Garden of Eden and the bottom blue cartouche contains a quote from one of the 7 blessings recited at a Jewish wedding ceremony that connects the couple to Eden. Framing the entire document is an ancient midrashic text called Perek Shirah. In it all elements of creation from the sun and the moon to all the animals praise God, each in its own words. Written in micrography, Moss also painted a tiny image of each creature placed next to the passage in which it is mentioned. x

[aszarel]

⁰⁵⁻²⁵⁻ˣ = ₀₇₋₁₆₋₂₀₂₄💭

(Day 76)

Choosing the truth is the way

live the rules until your last day.

[mutiarafirdaus]

#CatatanRamadhan.19

Di Bogor kemarin, ada buku shirah Tabiin yang ketika dibaca cerita-cerita didalamnya memberikan banyak sekali pembelajaran. Jadi kangen baca buku itu lagi :""

Salah satu cuplikan, pembicaraan seorang khalifah dengan seorang tabiin.

K : Kenapa kita benci kematian?

T : Karena kita makmurkan dunia dan hancurkan akhirat. Kita benci keluar dari kemakmuran menuju kehancuran

K : Bagaimana kelak kita menghadap Allah?

T : Orang baik akan pulang ke Allah seperti perantau pulang ke keluarganya. Orang jahat akan pulang ke Allah seperti budak yang curang dan lari, diseret ke majikannya dengan keras

K : Bagaimana cara perbaiki diri?

T : Tinggalkan kesombongan dan hiasi dengan menjaga kehormatan

[istodayajewishholiday]

4 February 2023 - 13 Sh'vat 5783

Yes, today is the special Shabbat, Shabbat Shirah!

[pargolettasworld]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRG_8fAOWro

Shabbat Shirah, the Sabbath of Song!  Possibly not the favorite Shabbat of people with hearing issues.  So for this Shabbat Shirah, let’s bring the beauty of our liturgy to more people!  “Shehu noteh shamayim” is part of the Aleinu prayer.  Almost all congregations I’ve ever been at treat it as a second paragraph, though it isn’t; it’s the second half of the first paragraph.  The thing is that Salomon Sulzer wrote this fantastic melody for the first half of the paragraph, which almost everyone sings.  Then, either you read the rest silently, or you switch to this tune (an actual Hasidic melody, as far as I can tell) for the rest of that paragraph.

This tune is usually sung much faster and more smoothly, but in this video, the melody is secondary.  Most people know it.  The important thing is to see how this bit of prayer appears in Sign.  (I’m assuming that the Sign here is ASL, though if anyone can confirm or deny, I’d love to hear it.) Just because someone can’t hear the singing and chanting very well doesn’t mean they should be excluded from the kahal.  There is no reason to exclude anyone, and prayers in Sign are wonderful for that.

[zuzcreation]

Cote de Pablo as Shirah in The Dovekeepers (x12)

[offender42085]

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And he wept as each family called for the maximum punishment: life in prison.

Cody Shirah, Florida inmate Q31603, born 1995, incarceration intake March 2018 at age 22, scheduled for release March 2075

DUI Manslaughter x4, Possession Controlled Substance, Possession Methamphetamine, Assault with Weapon

In 2018, despite his attempts to convince the jury otherwise, Cody Austin Shirah was convicted of drunkenly plowing through a stop sign in September 2016 and killing four visiting Ohio softball players.

Immediately after receiving the verdict, Circuit Judge Michael Overstreet sentenced the 22-year-old Shirah to 60 years in prison and accepted part of the blame for releasing Shirah on drug offender probation, resulting from a prior conviction, only months before the fatal crash.

It took jurors about two and a half hours to find Shirah guilty as charged of fleeing the scene of a crash, four counts of DUI manslaughter and a count of DUI with bodily injury. After hearing the verdict, Overstreet also heard statements from the family members of the four victims.

Shirah wept as each family called for the maximum punishment: life in prison.

Shirah stood before the court and pleaded for leniency from the court and forgiveness from the families of his victims. He was not greeted with sympathy.

In the final day of trial, Shirah attempted to convince jurors of his version of events leading up to the crash. He took the stand to say he had only consumed two beers that night at a friend’s house and was heading home when he clipped a truck on U.S. 231 he was attempting to pass. Shirah claimed he tried to stop and swap information, but the driver of the other truck became “very aggressive.”

Shirah said he then fled out of fear down Pinetree Road with the mother of his child, Kristun Nichole Tullier, in the passenger seat. As he approached the intersection with John Pitts Road, Shirah did not see the headlights of the van carrying the softball players pull into his path, he claimed.

“I was scared. The way he was acting, if I stopped, he would’ve hit me,” Shirah said, tearing up. “I didn’t see the stop sign. I was looking in my rear-view mirror behind me at the vehicle that was chasing me.”

Despite admitting to drinking two beers — which was contrary to the findings of expert toxicology witnesses from both sides that testified his blood alcohol content was above the legal limit of 0.08 percent — Shirah would not agree his consumption constituted “multiple beers.”

The jury sided with the prosecution.

By giving his testimony, Shirah admitted he willfully violated his probation on three felonies by drinking alcohol and being out after his curfew. He faced up to an additional 15 years in prison, but Overstreet sentenced him to five years in prison concurrent with one of the DUI manslaughter sentences.

Before handing down the sentence, though, Judge Overstreet took part of the blame for the fatal crash. Only months earlier, he had released Shirah on drug offender probation.

“When these people consider how this happened, it started with this sentence. I did that,” Overstreet told Shirah, shaking his head. “Every opportunity was afforded for you to live lawfully and address your problems with substance abuse. The system has failed this family, and I bear some responsibility for that.”

3o