Video demonstrating how to make Havdallah after Shabbat ends. Produced by JewishPathways.com, the more advanced learning site of Aish.com, offering self-paced, online courses in Jewish thought and observance. Visit us at www.JewishPathways.com
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Havdalah (Hebrew: הבדלה) is a Jewish religious ceremony that marks the symbolic end of Shabbat and holidays, and ushers in the new week. In Judaism, Shabbat ends—and the new week begins—at nightfall on Saturday. Havdalah may be recited as soon as three stars are visible in the night sky. Havdalah is intended to require a person to use all five senses. Taste the wine, smell the spices, see the flame of the candle and feel its heat, and hear the blessings. The Havdalah ("Separation") ceremony is a multi-sensory ritual employing our faculties of speech and hearing, sight, smell and taste to define the boundaries that Gd set in creation "between the sacred and the everyday." Paradoxically, this act of separation is what connects Shabbat with the rest of the week. When the boundaries between the holy and the ordinary are blurred, the holy is no longer holy and the ordinary is left with nothing to uplift it. By defining the separation of Shabbat from the workday week, the relationship between the two is also established -- a relationship in which Shabbat imparts its transcendent vision to the rest of the week, and the six days of daily life feed into, and are sublimated within, the sanctity of Shabbat.
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Havdallah is the short ceremony which immediately follows the end of Shabbos and marks both the conclusion of and the beginning of the new week. The ceremony includes spices, fire and wine. Thank you for viewing our videos and please feel free to post comments or ask questions. Also, visit us in person, or online at www.youngisraeloftampa.org Call (813) 966-8770 or (813) 832-3018
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"Havdallah: The Thoughts Behind It" Michelle Kahn (Oy-Oy Productions) presents a short film explaining how and why Jewish people perform the ritual of "Havdallah" (def: separation), starring Audrey Amar, Peter Abrams, & Michelle Kahn. Camera Crew: Michelle Kahn, Peter Abrams, Audrey Amar July 24th, 2010, 10:23PM
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Listen to Rabbi Jamie Korngold, the Adventure Rabbi, as she sings Havdallah with the wine, havdallah candle, spice box. She's helped by her two daughters!
Shabbat *the Jewish sabbath* has just ended and this is my husband doing the havdallah ceremony.
Enjoy Havdallah Shabbat To the Tune of Don't Stop Believin' - Journey Baruch atah adoni (Just a small town girl) Elohenui melech ha-olom (Living in a lonely world) Borei pre hagafen Aa-men (She took the midnight train going anywhere) Just a city boy Born and raised in South Detroit He took the midnight train going anywhere Baruch atah adoni A singer in a smoky room Elohenui melech ha-olom A smell of wine and cheap perfume Borei meinei misomim For a smile they can share the night It goes Aaaa- men {Refrain} Strangers, waiting, up and down the boulevard Their shadows searching in the night Streetlight people, living just to find emotion Hiding somewhere in the night Baruch atah adoni eloheinu Working hard to get my fill Melech Ha- olam Everybody wants a thrill Borei m'orei ha'eish Paying anything to roll the dice Just one more Amen Baruch atah adoni eloheinu (Some will win, some will lose) Melech Ha- olam (Some were born to sing the blues) ha-mavdil bayn kodesh l'chol (Oh the movie never ends) It goes Aaaaa men {Refrain} Don't stop believing Hold on to that feeling Streetlight people
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Thank you for viewing our films. We hope you enjoy them and learn from them. Please feel free to post comments or ask us questions. We will try to make a film addressing whatever questions you have about Torah Judaism or showing some aspect of Jewish life. Also, visit us in person, or online at www.youngisraeloftampa.org. http Call (813) 966-8770 or (813) 832-3018
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This traditional tune is performed by Asaph Neve Shalom from his "Likrat Shabbat" double album. The album contains songs that are usually sang on Shabbat until Havdallah. To order the double album, with a special offer, call: 0509568116 הבדלה בניגון של ר' בן ציון שנקר (מודז'יץ) ל"ויתן לך...". רבי שלמה קרליבך הצמיד את הניגון הזה לנוסח ההבדלה. אסף נוה שלום מבצע כאן את ההבדלה בנוסח זה (שירה, פסנתר ומלודיקה) בליוויו של דני ממן בגיטרה, שמעון בורגר נתן בקבסה, שייקרים ומצילות וקולותיהם של אבי ז'נו ואביעד קאופמן. השיר לקוח מתוך הדיסק הכפול "לקראת שבת". עיבוד: אסף נוה שלום. מיקס ומאסטרינג: אבי ז'נו.יצא לאור בכסלו התשס"ט. להזמנת הדיסק הכפול "לקראת שבת" במחיר של 60 ש"ח ניתן להתקשר למספר 0509568116 . שבת שלום.
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Come learn the Havdalah blessings with Moishe House and Elana Jagoda! With a little help from our karaoke style video, you can practice blessing the wine, spices, fire and ending of Shabbat. Get familiar with the ceremony on your own, then try it out at Moishe House or *your* house.
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