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Havdalah

Havdalah: (lit. “separation”); blessing recited over wine that concludes the Shabbat or festivals

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An in-depth look at the laws and customs associated with the havdalah ceremony as well as other Saturday night traditions.
What is Havdalah? ... When to Havdalah...The Ingredients... Recite the Introductory Verses ... Blessing on the Wine...Smell the Spices ... Look at the Light ... Say the Havdalah Blessing ... Wine & Wax...Farewell to the Queen
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As the Shabbat Queen departs and darkness descends, the havdallah ceremony fills us with hope and courage.
FAQ about the havdalah ceremony which marks the departure of Shabbat and Jewish holidays.
That last bear hug is different than its predecessors. Whereas till now the cuddles and hugs assisted in cementing the relationship, the final embrace takes it one step further...
How to perform the Havdalah ceremony at the conclusion of Shabbat and Festivals.
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"Differentiation" is a double paradox -- and the essence of holiness
As we take leave of Shabbat after a night and day of divine rest, we once again pronounce the holiness of the day over a cup of wine during the Havdalah ("Separation") ceremony.
Till when can havdalah be said? What to do if you don't have wine. Why wine? The answers to these questions and more...

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