"Incantation for Hopefulness"


  Lishuatcha kiviti Yah;
Kiviti Yah lishuatcha;
Yah lishuatcha kiviti.



I wait/hope for Your Salvation.         (Genesis 49:18, Bedtime liturgy)




As Jacob lies on his death bed, blessing each of his sons, he suddenly stops and cries out this line, then returns to his task of blessing. The bedtime liturgy takes his exclamation and turns it into a magic incantation of power and protection.
 


(To download as an mp3 file, right-click ON THE MUSICAL NOTE (or control-click on a Mac) and save the linked file)

 

 

  Lishuatcha kiviti Yah; Kiviti Yah lishuatcha; Yah lishuatcha kiviti.

incantation text

I wait/hope for Your Salvation.
(Genesis 49:18, Bedtime liturgy)


   - Part One - note
  - Part Two -   note
  - Part Three -   note
  - Together - note

 

 


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