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- About Burde Silversmiths
- About The Artist
- INTRODUCTION TO THE HEBREW LETTERS
- About the Aleph
- About the Beth
- about the NUN
- ABOUT THE GIMEL
- ABOUT THE DALET
- ABOUT THE HAY
- ABOUT THE VAV
- ABOUT THE ZAYIN
- ABOUT THE CHET
- ABOUT THE TET
- ABOUT THE YOD
- ABOUT THE CHAF
- ABOUT THE LAMED
- ABOUT THE MEM
- ABOUT THE SAMECH
- ABOUT THE AYIN
- ABOUT THE PEH
- ABOUT THE TZADIK
- ABOUT THE KOOF
- ABOUT THE REISH
- ABOUT THE SHIN
- ABOUT THE TAV
TAV
Pronunciation: Tav
Numerical value: 400
Primary meaning: Mark
Secondary meaning: Boundaries
Essence: Grace
Spatial continuum: Jupiter
Time continuum: Saturday
Soul continuum: Mouth
Sephirot: Path between Foundation (Yesod) and Kingdom (Malchut)
Verse from Torah: God saw all that He had made and it was good.
Grammatical usage: Command “you will…” as a prefix
Form: Dalet and Vav
Sefer Yetzira (Book of Creation)
The letter Tav is the last of the Hebrew letters and the beginning of the returning light, where blessings are brought into the world through one’s good deeds. The month of Tishrei is spelled Tav, Shin, Reish, the last three letters of the Alef-Bet in reverse order to indicate the judgment period of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, followed by the letter Yud, to show the blessings that follow the judgment.
One who's name begins with the letter Tav is of modest character, and keeps his eye out from the beginning to the end of every issue. An investigator of sorts, they are determined to know everything, especially the hidden. They have habit of becoming stuck and immobile. In a developing personality, they merit self-control and the utmost inner-strength. (Shemot Bnei Adam)
