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Get The Gift Of Music From Nashuva for Chanukah

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December 3, 2018
Celebrate with the Nashuva Band

 

Buy the Nashuva Band CD: Heaven on EarthBring the Nashuva band into your home with their new album, “Heaven on Earth – Songs of the Soul!” Click here to purchase a copy for yourself and one as a Chanukah gift!

Nashuva’s new album is produced by Don Was. The music is full of light to lift your soul! This is a special limited edition of 500 copies —
Make sure to get yours now!

Video:

Sing With The Nashuva Band: Heaven On Earth Songs Of The Soul

Thank you to the amazing band including: Jared Stein, Justin Stein, Jamie Papish, Ed Lemus, Fino Roverato, Bernadette Mauban, Andrea Kay and Alula Tzadik.
At Nashuva, we believe that prayer can heal our souls and help us find personal peace. But it also leads us to action. It reminds us that we are here to heal this broken world.
Celebrate with the Nashuva Band

“Music has the power to elevate one to prophetic inspiration.

With song, we can open the gates of heaven.”

Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liady

More from Rabbi Naomi and Nashuva:

I wrote about Rabbi Naomi’s book for my 50th birthday: Click here to read From Terrified to Blessed (about when I went sky diving!) Buy her book: “Einstein and the Rabbi”

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I wrote about another book by Rabbi Naomi in this article, Spirit of Adventure in 2010:

As Rabbi Naomi Levy says in Hope will Find You, “By far the most human condition I learned to guide people through is this: an overwhelming feeling that life hasn’t begun yet. They would say to me, “My life will begin when…when I lose weight, when I fall in love, when I get a job, when I get married, when I have a baby, when I buy a home, when I get divorced, when I quit my job.”

Video: Join Nashuva at Santa Monica Beach for Tashlich

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Join in Shabbat services once a month: “Our Shabbat services offer an opportunity to take a break from the daily stresses of life.  Come nourish your soul, connect with community and experience the beauty and joy of Shabbat.  All are welcome, no tickets, membership or advanced reservations required.   We look forward to seeing your there!”

Happy Reading! Happy Singing, Happy Chanukah and Happy Shabbanica!

 

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