Shuli Rand Admits to Daughter He Experiences Envy
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Singer Shuli Rand, in a video with his daughter Odelia, admitted to experiencing envy and discussed ways to overcome it. The video also included them singing a song by Naomi Shemer. Separately, Rand was recently documented getting lost in the desert with Tzufit Grant.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Shuli Rand admitted to his daughter that he experiences envy.
- He discussed overcoming envy by recognizing one's unique divine spark.
- Rand and his daughter sang Naomi Shemer's 'The Song of the Grasses'.
- The singer was recently lost in the desert with Tzufit Grant.
Singer and songwriter Shuli Rand, along with his daughter Odelia, shared a video discussing the struggle with envy, released just before the Sabbath.
During the conversation, Rand admitted to experiencing significant envy but also offered a message of hope. He recounted a story from Rabbi Nachman about the virtue of rejoicing in another's success, even when one feels broken. Rand questioned how a person can be happy for another, acknowledging that "we are all little envies, right?"
When Odelia agreed and called herself a great envier, Rand suggested that the only way to truly be happy for others is to "know that you have a divine spark within you, that no one else in the world has." He concluded by stating, "In short, everyone has a tune."
The video also featured Rand and his daughter singing "Shir Ha'asavim" (The Song of the Grasses) by Naomi Shemer, a song that resonated with their discussion.
This follows a separate incident the previous week during the intermediate days of Sukkot, where Tzufit Grant documented Rand and herself getting lost in the Arava desert while on a trip. Grant expressed their fear and confusion as they searched for landmark stones without success.