Mimkomo (From His Place)

Hinah Anochi (Book of Malachi 3:24-25)

From the jewish prayer service - Kedusha the prayer of the angels

Adon Olam (Composed by Eitan Katz)

A beautiful new recording of the latest popular tune for the end of Shabbat - Corresponds to Kiddush at the beginning of Shabbat by signifying the end of Shabbat /Shabbos.  

(Please Note: The Havdalah prayers and the subsequent blessings over wine,spices and candles should be said by one designated person - please use the recording as a guide or back-ground but try and say all actively and have in mind to fulfil the Mitzvah of Havdalah - indicating the end of the holy Shabbat. 
Required :
-A cup of wine (Overflowing with brocha/blessing!)
-Some fragrant spices (cloves/cinnamon - consoling us for the departure of the additional soul that we receive on shabbat!)
-A havdalah candle (or hold the flames of 2 candles together for this blessing)- 

Blessings should be said out loud by the person making Havdalah - and other answers present should answer "Amen" to it - which signifies their acceptance and fulfilment of the mitzvah.

Composer: Debbie Friedman A"H

Cantor Adam Davis
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Mimkomo (From His Place)

Adam Shane Davis