February | 2018 | sfhillel

This poem by Trisha Arlin is praise for the things between which we separate, as well as the separation itself.

This ceremony over a cup of water can be added to Havdalah, symbolizing the miraculous source of fresh water that

This poem by Shelby Handler focuses on the power and beauty of the special space created by distinguishing between two

This short poem by Rabbi Rachel Barenblat is inspired by the Havdalah ceremony that marks the end of Shabbat and

In this 6 and a half minute long video, Israeli singer of Jewish hymns, Moshe Louk, leads the Havdalah ceremony

This 2 minute long video demonstrates the Nusach Edot Hamizrach Havdalah commonly used by Jews of Sephardic and Mizrahi heritage.

In this 6 and a half minute long video, Rabbi Katie Bauman provides meaningful explanations and practical instructions for how to perform the

This 3 and a half minute long video demonstrates how to perform the Havdalah ceremony that concludes Shabbbat. Narrated by Rabbi

In this 3 and a half minute long video, Dayan Ivan Binstock explains the Havdalah ceremony that concludes Shabbat, including the

In this almost 14 minute long video, Rabbi Alon Anava delves into some of the mystical reasons behind the Havdalah