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    Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 130English translation

    Translation: Sefaria Community Translation. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.

    1. 1The "Ribono Shel Olam" ("Master of the World") [Prayer] That We Say During the Lifting of the Hands [the Priestly Blessing], Containing 1 S'if: One who saw a dream and did not know what one saw should stand before the Kohanim when they ascend the platform [for the priestly blessing] and say this: "Master of the world, I am Yours and my dreams are Yours, etc.". And one should aim to finish along with the Kohanim [finishing their blessing] as the congregation answers "Amen". And if not [i.e., if one finished before the Kohanim finished their blessing], one should say this: "Majestic One on high, Who dwells in power, You are peace and Your Name is Peace. May it be Your will that You bestow peace upon us". Gloss: And in a place where they do not ascend the platform [to perform Birkat Kohanim], one should say all this while the prayer leader says "Sim Shalom" and finish along with the prayer leader as the congregation answers "Amen" [to both]. (The Ran - chapter "Haro'eh" [Talmud B'rakhot, Chapter 9])

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    רבש"ע שאומרים בשעת נשיאת כפים. ובו סעיף אחד:
    מאן דחזא חלמא ולא ידע מאי חזא ניקום קמי כהני בשעה שעולין לדוכן ונימא הכי רבונו של עולם אני שלך וחלומותי שלך וכו' ויכוין דלסיים גם בהדי כהני דעני צבורא אמן ואי לא לימא הכי אדיר במרום שוכן בגבורה אתה שלום ושמך שלום יהי רצון שתשים עלינו שלום: הגה ובמקום שאין עולים לדוכן יאמר כל זה בשעה שהשליח צבור אומר שים שלום ויסיים בהדי שליח צבור שיענו הקהל אמן [הר"ן פרק הרואה]:

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    Orach Chayim Siman 130

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