A passage from the Talmud about Purim joy and drinking! One should rejoice and forget all the evil in the world for this happy day. (But don't ever drink and drive!:-))
In this section: The Purim Story: A synopsis of Megilat Esther, the Book of Esther --- The Purim Story --- Purim Dvar Torah --- Shoshanat Yaakov --- Mishenichnas Adar --- Layehudim Hayta Ora --- Hayav Inesh
| Hayav Inesh Lyrics | Translation of Hayav Inesh |
|---|---|
Chayav inesh livesumei Livesumei bePuraya (2x) Ad de- ad delo yada Ad de- ad delo yada Ad de- ad delo yada (4x) |
A person must drink on Purim until he does not know (the difference between " cursed is Haman and blessed is Mordechai) Editors note: If you're planning to get stone drunk on Purim, you may not be understanding this song properly. See the Rambam, or at least his book. And certainly DON'T DRIVE A CAR! There have been too many tragedies that happened to people who thought it couldn't. Please. I beg of you. |
Hayav Inesh, with Yisrael LutnickHayav Inesh MP3 |
The backing track from the recordingHayav Inesh Karaoke Backing Track |
Chilik Frank: Chilik brings you into the “Beis Medrash†for a Purim party.
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Masri: Here, too, you get the Chassidic feel of a Purim celebration
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