Mincha Moment 26 "Modeh Ani" with Singer, Songwriter Craig Taubman

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• published: 14 Dec 2015
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"Modeh Ani" translated as "I give thanks," are the first words of the Jewish prayer said every morning, thanking God for restoring one's soul after a night's sleep. Craig Taubman, who with eleven albums and thirty years of music to his credit, brings an incredible reggae twist to this centuries-old prayer. Reminding us all to be grateful for the morning sun, the afternoon run through a sprinkler, and the time spent with friends, family or your best stuffed animal. This is a project of Mincha Moment, which encourages you to take a moment of gratitude each and every day. Mincha moment (MIN-khuh, with the “kh” like the “ch” in “Bach” or “loch”) refers to a moment in the afternoon- 2:30 pm is what we’ve been using- when you stop whatever you’re doing, look around and acknowledge to yourself, how truly grateful you are. If 2:30 pm doesn’t work for you, no problem. Choose another time, but stick to it. Better yet, keep 2:30 pm and pick an additional moment as well. Unlike specials in the supermarket, decongestants or hot fudge sundaes, there’s no limit to how many mincha moments you can have in a day. Because, as Aldous Huxley wrote, "Most human beings have an almost infinite capacity for taking things for granted." Don’t forget to “LIKE” us on facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/MinchaMoment/timeline and FOLLOW us on Twitter here: @minchamoment And remember to check out our parent company DIVA COMMUNICATIONS: https://www.facebook.com/DivaCommunicationsInc/ Diva Communications: One-of-a-kind, unorthodox, workaholic-natured multi-media company specializing in programming, production and post-production. We are dedicated to solving communication puzzles through the creative use of documentaries, news, corporate presentations and new media.