Months & Holidays

The first month sets the tone of your relationship with the rest of the year.
Notable Days: Rosh Hashanah. Yom Kippur. Sukkot. Shemini Atzeret. Simchat Torah.

The cocooned festival season has concluded. It is time to enter the raging floods of life.

When nights get longer and days colder, it is time to light the world, illuminating darkness and defrosting life.
Notable Days: 19 Kislev. Chanukah.

Even as snows fall, you have the power to make worlds rise. Even as hearts turn to ice, you thaw the spirit.
Notable Days: 10 Tevet.

It is time to explore our deep roots, branch out into new markets, and produce the sweetest, juiciest fruit.
Notable Days: Tu b'Shvat.

As this month enters our lives, joy enters our souls. There is a time to cry. This isn’t it.
Notable Days: Purim.

As winter comes to a close spring begins to bloom. It is called spring because it is time to spring free.
Notable Days: Passover.

Every day of this month has a unique Mitzvah. In this month, we make every day count.
Notable Days: Pesach Sheini. Lag b'Omer.

The third month as a free people hosts the profoundest event in the history – and future – of the universe.
Notable Days: Shavuot.

The sun shines and the summer begins. In the brightest times we have to standout by shining brighter.
Notable Days: 3 Tammuz. 12-13 Tammuz. 17 Tammuz.

We mourn the destruction that has come. Then we commit to rebuilding it like never before.
Notable Days: 9 Av. 15 Av.

There is no better way to end one year and start another than falling in love all over again. Notable Days: 18 Elul.