Information and references on the Hebrew calendar: Nissan, Iyar, Sivan, Tammuz, Av, Elul, Tishrei, Cheshvan, Kislev, Tevet, Shevat, and Adar.
In the month of Sivan, the giving of the Torah is celebrated, it is deeply linked to the Hebrew letter Zain, the zodiac sign of Gemini, and the tribe of Zebulun. Each element reveals a layer of meaning and wisdom that will resonate both for Kabbalah scholars and for those interested in the rich spiritual heritage of Judaism.
Celebrate the holiday of Purim with great joy in the month of Adar! This holiday commemorates the incredible transformation of what seemed to be a bad fortune for the Hebrews into something good and glorious.
The fifth month of the Hebrew calendar, Shevat marks the liberation of the Hebrews from Egyptian slavery. Shevat is also the eleventh month in the Bible’s list of months, which begins with Nisan.
Tevet is the tenth month in the Jewish calendar. It is a month of prayer and fasting, as well as a remembrance of historical events that took place. It celebrates the victory of the Israelites over the Assyrians in 333 B.C. It is also the month of commemoration of the death of Nehemiah, the leader who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem.
Although Jeshvan does not present any outstanding cosmic opportunities this month offers a well-deserved rest after intense spiritual work. It is not uncommon for surprising failures to follow outstanding success.
