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Day 11 - Shabbos in the Clouds

*Davening *Shabbos meal *Sound cave

*Musical Havdalah at Ascent

*Rabbi Amram Moyal Music Workshop

 

Shabbas in Tzfat! Our hotel was in the hub of the Old City, a stone's throw away from the wide variety of eclectic shuls.

Tzitzit factory across the road from our hotel (Photo not taken on Shabbos.)

Spending Shabbos in Tzfat was absolutely incredible! It was an extremely spiritual experience. I felt like I was home. -Tamar Guterson

Tzfat itself is such an incredible place, you can’t be there without feeling its beautiful, intense aura. The sound cave, the shuls on Friday night, and the people - everything just makes you feel like you’re being embraced in a warm hug of spirituality. -Etti Krinsky

Tzfat was a super spiritual and uplifting experience. -Tzipporah Oster

Tzfat is an all time favorite of mine. It’s far away from everything and Yerushalayim, yet I feel a G-dly presence there like mucho. -Esti Vogel

Painting by Chaya Saacks, Inspired by Tzfat

 

The secret tourist attraction of Tzfat is an ancient water cistern that locals and teenagers call the "sound cave." The circular shape of the cave creates the most beautiful acoustics, and we headed there after the meal to sing together.

This day taught me to go about life and find the unexpected. I found myself in this cave in Tzfat and ended up listening to most amazing guitarist I’d ever heard. -Esti Vogel (speaking of another trip there after Shabbos)

The sound cave was like nothing I’ve experienced before. The acoustics were amazing, and we had such a nice time! -Shaindel Freedman

Sound Cave Session - For Women Only (Recorded after Shabbos)

 

The music continued even after Shabbos with a beautiful musical Havdalah at Ascent and then a Motzei Shabbos sound workshop with Rabbi Amram Moyal.

Havdalah at Ascent was a lot of fun with all the music and the dancing!

-Shaindel Freedman

Musical Havdalah

It was really interesting to see the different musical cultures and to experience them in the sound workshop. Afterwards, we had a really cool dance party. He was a really good DJ; I’ve never had that much fun with Jewish music before.

-Batsheva Lebovic

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