Why the Parsha’s So-called Curses Are Actually Very High Blessings (And Why We Sing Wordless Songs)
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B"H Why are the curses in the Torah portion actually the deepest blessings? And why do Hasidic masters sing melodies without words? In this lesson, Rabbi Zalmen Drizin connects the spiritual secret of the wordless melody (Niggun) to the harsh-sounding verses in the weekly Parsha, Ki Tavo. Human words are finite and limiting—when an emotion or a divine blessing is too intense for speech, regular language breaks down. Discover how wordless tunes, the raw sound of the Shofar, and even the most cryptic warnings in the Torah all point to a depth of goodness that words simply cannot contain.
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