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Mah Nishtanah: what needs to change |
What needs to change so the world as it is can wake up? What needs to change What needs to change What needs to change and what needs to change What needs to change What needs to change What needs to change What needs to change What needs to change What needs to change What needs to change — tonight! What needs to change And what needs to change What needs to change i know what needs to change amen |
A playful, powerful, passionate reading for Passover seder or any time. Can be chanted to the traditional Ashkenazi lilt for the Four Questions. Melody here.
“Mah Nishtanah: What Needs to Change” was written by Kohenet Ilana Joy Streit in Adar Bet / March 2014.
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That’s really beautiful especially at this time in the world.