Danielle Upbin
Reveal the Light
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Translation of Sim Shalom (Praying for Peace)
Grant universal peace, with goodness and blessing, grace, love, and mercy, for us and for all the people Israel (and the world). Bless us, our Creator, together in Your light. By the light of your countenance, you have given us the way toward a life of caring, generosity, blessing, wellbeing and peace. May it be good in Your eyes to bless Your people Israel at all times with Your peace.
Vocals- Rabbi Danielle Upbin
Lyrics - From the Liturgy
Melody - Rabbi Danielle Upbin
Violin- Rebecca Zapen
Piano- Tim Burnaman
Arrangement: Stanley Hoffman
Engineered and Mixed by Steve Rosicky
Recorded at Black Toe Studio, Seminole, FL
Videographer - Ash Dudney https://ashdudney.com/
These videos were made possible by a gift from Helaine and Zuna Solc
'"Return Again” by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach
Danielle Upbin (Vocals) Featuring Blake Lenett (guitar) and Rebecca Zapen (violin) Tim Burnaman (Piano)
Meditative Sabbath Morning Prayer Service, led by Rabbi Danielle Upbin
“Achat Sha’alti” (from Psalm 27) with Blake Lenett on guitar
Track Listing
1.Yehi Shalom (Let There Be Peace)
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
2.Hashkivenu (Lay Me Down)
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
3.Amar Rabbi Elazar (Rabbi Elazar Taught)
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
4.Eli Eli (A Walk to Caesarea)
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
5.Hashivenu (Return Us to You)
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
6.Kol Haneshama (Every Soul/Every Breath)
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
7.Kirtan Hallel
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
8.Only One Thing
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
9.Oseh Shalom (The One Who Makes Peace)
Rabbi Danielle Upbin
Meditation
Shalom, om shanti, peace, salam
Featured Tracks
Yehi Shalom (Let There Be Peace)
Let peace be known among Your people, reign within Your walls, in quiet harmony
Hebrew Lyrics: Psalm 122:7, interpretive translation: Danielle Upbin and Fred Johnson
HASHKIVENU (LAY ME DOWN)
Help us to lie down in peace and awaken us again, our Sovereign to life. Spread over us Your shelter of peace. Guide us with Your good counsel. Save us because of Your mercy… guard our coming and our going, grant us life and peace now and always. Spread over us the shelter of your peace.
AMAR RABBI ELAZAR (RABBI ELAZAR TAUGHT)
Rabbi Elazar taught in the name of Rabbi Hanina: Peace is increased by disciples of sages: as it was said: When all of your children are taught of Adonai, great will be the peace of your children (Isaiah 54:13). May Adonai grant His people strength; may Adonai bless His people with peace (Psalms 29:11).
Translation of "Open my Heart (Petach Libi)"
My God, keep my tongue from evil , my lips from lies. Help me ignore those who would slander me. Let me be humble before all. Open my heart to Your Torah, that I may pursue Your commandments….May the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable to You, my Rock and my Redeemer.
Vocals- Rabbi Danielle Upbin
Lyrics - From the Liturgy
Melody - Rabbi Danielle Upbin
Violin- Rebecca Zapen
Piano- Tim Burnaman
Arrangement: Stanley Hoffman
Engineered and Mixed by Steve Rosicky
Recorded at Black Toe Studio, Seminole, FL
Videographer - Ash Dudney https://ashdudney.com/
Special thanks to Linda and Marvin Feldman.
Rabbi Upbin has a diverse rabbinate. She shares her passion for Jewish prayer, text study, and spirituality as an inspirational speaker and visiting scholar. For the past fifteen years, she has served as the Associate Rabbi at Congregation Beth Shalom in Clearwater, FL. She a prayer leader, community educator, and passionate champion of Jewish and interfaith causes. From 2012-2017, Upbin also served as “Rabbinic Fellow” for the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, teaching in congregations and home-hosted adult educational settings around the State of Florida. She is a past president of the Pinellas County Board of Rabbis and a member of the Rabbinic Advisory Counsel of Israel Bonds.
A professionally trained singer, Upbin released her debut album in 2012, entitled “Reveal the Light”, a compilation of Hebrew chant and original songs. In 2017, inspired by her experience with the Institute for Jewish Spirituality, she became a certified yoga instructor, teaching studio classes as well as weaving yoga and mindfulness meditation practice into her rabbinic service.