Late at night, excited and in awe after a special performance that took place last night (Monday) at the Culture Hall in Modiin before the men and women of Mata Binyamin, Keren Pels shared with her 340,000 followers on Instagram the power of music to unite the people and told how she met the beautiful face of faith.
"I told the audience that I came with a dress because I wasn't forced to put it on," Peles began the series of stories she shared with her followers immediately after the performance.
"Since they just explained to me who the population is, and when I'm not forced, when I'm respected, I also respect and have a desire to be part of the being of the place I'm in with my music," she continued and explained her choice to go on stage in modest clothing.
"Out of free will and not under coercion. This makes all the difference. The way in which communication is carried out between human beings. When it is healthy, there are no diseases," she wrote in the text accompanying the videos.
"The people who were there and the women who were there chose my performance. They did a survey at the Binyamin headquarters and chose me."
"I sang all my sins"
"I sang the songs 'with me' and 'nothing tastes good'," said Peles about the songs she chose to perform with, "my songs are not something that is expected to be received like that by such a population and I am gentle," she wrote.
"I sang these words," she said and added: "Only God will judge me. I sang all my sins and they listened to the text and I didn't skip a single word. Poignant words. I stood and sang.
"It is important that we be gentle with our truth and shout it at the same time with a broken throat and a whole heart," she added and told how sometimes she chooses to skip words in the text, but this time she actually lingered longer and it was received with love and sympathy.
"I wish our lives together would look like this," said Peles, "They say there is a perfect song, so I did it with a perfect song," she said.
"Not from a sexual place, from a place of saying the things."
Keren Ples.
Fell in love with the crowd, photo: Koko/archive
"I told them that when there is real, mutual listening, as is happening here now, there is no reason in life to fight over anything," Pels shared from her heart's thoughts, "and they cheered and screamed in songs that you would not believe in everything that is happening now, and everything that I believe is jarring and hurtful Write this truth down."
"To receive only love is the greatest cry for hope, and it was a moment of hope, eyes sparkled. There were very religious women there, there were very religious men there, some of them looked at me and some of them looked at the guitarist, but they sat," Pels said of the unique experience she shared with the audience.
"They chose to listen to my songs. You chose," she said, obviously referring to the sensitive political situation in recent weeks.
"There are no them. There was no them and us, there is no such thing. And the power of truth."
"This is a moment of light because there is no lack of darkness, but it is not the common property. We should not generalize. We have to fight for our sanity in every way, but never really believe in madness. From my small point of view I love my country and its inhabitants. A concerned citizen that tonight I met her beautiful face of faith, good night," Peles concluded the exciting night.
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