OYROS DTOYHU – Chaim Ghoori – Live in Tekoa, Israel

The second in a series of live performances of songs from Chaim Ghooris brand new album "Collecting Sparks" in collaboration with TYH Nation.
OYROS DTOYHU
The Kabbalah teaches us that during the creation process, before everything took its final form, there was a period of Tohu, which we can imagine as energy with no limitation.
Upon competition the world was and is a place of Tikkun, with very defined borders and limitations. The Rabbis tell us that as we move closer to Moshiach, there are many souls in this world that come specifically from the “world” of Tohu.
These can be people driven with unbridled energy and a seemingly insatiable desire for more. The danger is that, left unchecked, this energy can potentially consume and destroy anything around it.
To bring Mashiach we must wrap this energy and passion inside of vessels able to withstand this light and therefore able to deliver this energy to the world.
This understanding provides an incredible insight into the root of the souls of our generation. The passion burning within these souls, can at times be misunderstood as a lack of ability to concentrate or a desire to break things, when in fact it is just a liveliness that needs to be channeled in the correct way.
When this passion and fire is used to fuel mitzvos and yidishkeit, simple and finite moments receive an energizing jolt sourced in The Infinite One above.
To hear the full album:
https://tyhnation.com/pages/collecting-sparks
Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/album/collecting-sparks/1710332847
Spotify https://open.spotify.com/album/2sJ7UWwJfICXnPYfO8m3qQ?si=ZqtnL_CRQWul_iJ1yoHUDgt
Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0CKD51TYY?ref=dm_sh_BNEPxEigzp3YPked7NxcJXchn
24Six https://tfs.app.link/x7sXSIVLODb
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CREDITS:
Drums: Zvi Rodan
Bass: Alon Hillel
Guitar: Benny Weil
Flute: Niv Klil Hahoresh
Piano: Mendy Portnoy
Recorded by Zvi Rodan
Mixed by Mendy Portnoy
Filmed and edited by Shimon Maharik