Ana Bekoach, Verses 4 to 7: A Slow, Steady Return #Shorts
This stretch brings back three lines in a warm, steady flow: "Na gibor, dorshei yichudcha k'vavat shomrem," "Barchem, taharem, rachamam tzidkatcha tamid gomlem," and "Chasin kadosh, b'rov tuvcha nahel adatecha."
Let the pace of the music set the pace of your breathing. May it be a quiet moment to walk gently through the day ahead.
The full song is there if you want to listen from the beginning.
Lyrics and translation
Na gibor, dorshei yichudcha k'vavat shomrem
Please, Mighty One, guard as the apple of the eye those who seek Your unity.
Barchem, taharem, rachamam tzidkatcha tamid gomlem
Chasin kadosh, b'rov tuvcha nahel adatecha
Bless them, purify them, grant them Your righteous compassion always.
Holy and Mighty One, in Your abundant goodness lead Your congregation.
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