Jewish months

Why the Torah calls Nisan the first month, while Rosh Hashanah begins in Tishrei

As the excitement of the holidays fades, Cheshvan becomes the testing ground for growth. This article looks at how embracing small actions can lead to meaningful transformation.

Iyar, named after a Babylonian word meaning “light,” is a month of growth and meaning in the Jewish calendar. Explore what makes this month unique and why it holds special significance.

How the Eleventh Month of the Hebrew Calendar Invites Reflection, Renewal, and Rootedness

From Esther’s ascent to national calamities, exploring the depths of the Jewish month of Tevet and its spiritual significance

The Jewish month of mercy, reflection, and return: Unlocking the spiritual power of Elul before the gates of judgment

Exploring the Jewish month of Sivan, its biblical roots, spiritual symbolism, and the transformative power of Divine revelation

The Final Month on the Torah Calendar Reminds Us That Salvation Can Emerge from Darkness