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Shalom, this video is simply telling you the blessings to say in your house on Rashashana, when you make your meal. The candle lighting blessing is the same as any Yantif [Singing Foreign language] now Yom Kippur has a different Braka [Singing foreign language] and this year because it is Shuvad and Yom Kippur it is [Singing foreign language]
Now on Rashashana the first night, you also add the Shakiyanu [Singing foreign language] and if you want me to send you our Synagogue bulletin 28 pages, it has this blessings in it. Now the first blessing means blessed our thou oh lord our God king of the universe who has sanctified us by your commandments, command us to kindle the Yom Tov, the holiday candles. The Shakrianu is Baruch blessed our thou of lord our God ruler of the universe who has kept us in life, to stained us, and enable us to reach this wonderful happy occasion. Then if you have children it is customary to bless your children. For the boys we say [Foreign language] they were the grandsons of Jacob, Joseph two boys. That is how Jacob blessed them. For our Daughters we say [Foreign language] may God make you like Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel and Lea the four matriarchs and then for all our children we say [Foreign language] may God bless you and keep you. If you can do it in English then do it in English [Foreign language] may God lift up Gods Constance to you and be gracious on to you, [Foreign language] my God lift up Gods Constance to you and grant you peace and if you put your hands in your head that is even better.
For the Kiddish, there is a nice long Yom Tiv Kiddish. But the basic blessing I will just do a very simply as the [Foreign language] blessed are you from the food of divine, [Foreign language] blessed are thou o lord our God ruler of the universe who brings forth fruit the vine. And then, over two Hallahs and in Yom Tov holidays and Sabbath, we use two lows and not just one because of the story of the Dabamana presented in the dessert on Fridays, we use round on Rashashana, we say [Foreign language] that is customary to dip apples and honey and for that we say [Foreign language]. Maybe Gods will and God of our ancestors that we will be blessed with a good and sweet year and then eat the apples and honey. Those are the basic blessings for Rashashana and the candle lighting for Yom Kippur.
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