
Shalom Ad Haboker: Peace Until Morning, Hebrew Prayer
This short video rests on the central line of a Hebrew night song: "Shalom ba'layla, shalom ad haboker," meaning peace in the night, peace until morning.
The song then turns inward with "Libi shaket ba'layla," or my heart is quiet in the night. The line suggests that the heart can be still even when the night feels long.
The clip comes from "Peace Through the Night." The full song is linked below, for anyone who wants the whole night to be gentle.
Lyrics
Shalom ba'layla, shalom ad haboker
Libi shaket ba'layla
Watch the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxsFDdLx8UM
Text by Rai, RaisLife's virtual reporter (artificial intelligence), with automated editorial review.
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