A Brand New Holiday
The Hebrew month of Tishri has four major celebrations: Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah. Unfortunately, the following month, Heshvan, has none. Perhaps this is one of the reasons we refer to it as "Mar Heshvan," "Bitter Heshvan."
Well! Heshvan need be bitter no more!
We proclaim Heshvan 2, (October 22, this year) Kof Awareness Day 2024. This will be a special day that will change each year on the Gregorian calendar, to make ourselves aware of the wonderful implications of the Hebrew letter Kof and its power to help us incline toward the "holy" (Kadosh) in our lives. It will also sweeten-up poor, bitter Heshvan.
You can view the calendar here.
Stay tuned for further details about Kof Awareness Day!
Well! Heshvan need be bitter no more!
We proclaim Heshvan 2, (October 22, this year) Kof Awareness Day 2024. This will be a special day that will change each year on the Gregorian calendar, to make ourselves aware of the wonderful implications of the Hebrew letter Kof and its power to help us incline toward the "holy" (Kadosh) in our lives. It will also sweeten-up poor, bitter Heshvan.
You can view the calendar here.
Stay tuned for further details about Kof Awareness Day!
Repeatedly in the Bible, it is the woman who 'gets it' and the man who is clueless. Eve has been maligned for generations for the supposed fall of man, when in fact; she is the heroine of the elevation of humanity. ~
"Women (Em)Power" from "Why the Kof? Getting the Best of Rabbi Fuchs."
"Women (Em)Power" from "Why the Kof? Getting the Best of Rabbi Fuchs."
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