The Do-It-Yourself Haggadah Gör-det-själv- Haggadah
Introduction: We welcome all guests, focusing on the theme of the evening, ‘freedom,’ + review the order.
Introduktion: Vi välkomnar alla gäster och fokusera på temat för kvällen, "frihet,”+ gå igenom den ordning
o Drick den andra kopp vin och sjunga Dayeinu
Kaddesh: Kiddush: Bægeret løftes og der læses over vinen
Baruch ata Adonaj Elohenu melech haolam bore peri hagafen.
Baruch ata Adonaj Elohenu melech haolam asher bachar banu mikol am veromamanu mikol lashon vekidshanu bemitsvotav. Vatiten lanu Adonaj Elohenu behava moadim lesimcha chagim uzmanim lesason et jom chag hamatsot haze. Zeman cherutenu mikrae kodesh zecher litsiat Mitsrajim. Ki vanu bacharta veotanu kidashta mikol haamim. Umoade kodshecha besimcha uvesason hinchaltanu. Baruch ata Adonaj mekadesh Jisrael vehazmanim.
Zog nit keyn mol – Never Say – Hirsh Glik – The Vilna Ghetto, 1942
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Yiddish in transliteration Zog nit keyn mol, az du geyst dem letstn veg, |
English translation Never say that you're going your last way |
Original Yiddish ,זאָג ניט קיין מאָל, אַז דו גייסט דעם לעצטן וועג |
The World of Yetzirah (Formation) - Fruits with pits at their center
[Add a few drops of red wine and fill the rest with white. Drink half or more.]
We now drink our second cup of wine. Just as each new stream begins with a trickle, each flower with a single bud, just a few drops of color transform the hue of our wine. Although we discard the pits of these fruits, they are the seeds, the means to rebirth. These fruits can remind us that every flowering tree was once bare and that the means to growth can sometimes come from the innermost overlooked places. They can symbolize the potential within us that we have not tapped.
Discuss: What is something you have done or created that started our very small and become bigger or more important over time?
Eat Cherries | Olives | Plums | Apricots | Avocado
The Do-It-Yourself Haggadah Gör-det-själv- Haggadah
Introduction: We welcome all guests, focusing on the theme of the evening, ‘freedom,’ + review the order.
Introduktion: Vi välkomnar alla gäster och fokusera på temat för kvällen, "frihet,”+ gå igenom den ordning
o Drick den andra kopp vin och sjunga Dayeinu
Kaddesh: Kiddush: Bægeret løftes og der læses over vinen
Baruch ata Adonaj Elohenu melech haolam bore peri hagafen.
Baruch ata Adonaj Elohenu melech haolam asher bachar banu mikol am veromamanu mikol lashon vekidshanu bemitsvotav. Vatiten lanu Adonaj Elohenu behava moadim lesimcha chagim uzmanim lesason et jom chag hamatsot haze. Zeman cherutenu mikrae kodesh zecher litsiat Mitsrajim. Ki vanu bacharta veotanu kidashta mikol haamim. Umoade kodshecha besimcha uvesason hinchaltanu. Baruch ata Adonaj mekadesh Jisrael vehazmanim.
Zog nit keyn mol – Never Say – Hirsh Glik – The Vilna Ghetto, 1942
|
Yiddish in transliteration Zog nit keyn mol, az du geyst dem letstn veg, |
English translation Never say that you're going your last way |
Original Yiddish ,זאָג ניט קיין מאָל, אַז דו גייסט דעם לעצטן וועג |
The World of Yetzirah (Formation) - Fruits with pits at their center
[Add a few drops of red wine and fill the rest with white. Drink half or more.]
We now drink our second cup of wine. Just as each new stream begins with a trickle, each flower with a single bud, just a few drops of color transform the hue of our wine. Although we discard the pits of these fruits, they are the seeds, the means to rebirth. These fruits can remind us that every flowering tree was once bare and that the means to growth can sometimes come from the innermost overlooked places. They can symbolize the potential within us that we have not tapped.
Discuss: What is something you have done or created that started our very small and become bigger or more important over time?
Eat Cherries | Olives | Plums | Apricots | Avocado
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