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In Hebrew, the number 13 is highly significant, representing unity and love (Gematria of Echad = 1 and Ahavah = Love). It is a positive number symbolizing the 13 Attributes of Mercy, the age of Bar Mitzvah, and the 13 principles of faith. It is written as י״ג (Yod + Gimel), meaning 10 + 3. - Numerical/Gematria Significance: The Hebrew word for one, Echad (אחד), equals 13 (Aleph=1, Chet=8, Dalet=4). Additionally, the word for love, Ahavah (אהבה), equals 13 (Aleph=1, Heh=5, Bet=2, Heh=5). - Spirituality & Ritual: 13 represents the thirteen attributes of mercy, Maimonides' 13 Principles of Faith, and the age a boy becomes a Bar Mitzvah. - Biblical References: 13 is linked to the 13th year of circumcision for Ishmael, the 13 times the walls of Jericho were marched around, and the 13th month sometimes added to the Jewish calendar. - Writing 13 in Hebrew: As "teen" numbers do not exist in Hebrew, 13 is written as a combination of 10 and 3, using the letters Yod (י) and Gimel (ג), which is י״ג.

Are you reading any astrology books right now? Here's my mountain for 2026. I'd love to see your astrology book stacks in this thread!

We're going to talk about three things in our upcoming session. See this as a three card spread. Let's wait to do it together so the energy is collective 🐍 - Focus on Vulnerability: Similar to a snake, this process requires becoming comfortable with vulnerability in order to grow. - Embrace Change: View the release as an opportunity for a new, better chapter rather than just a loss. - Set Intentions: Before pulling cards, explicitly state what you are trying to release. Feel free to post your spreads below! Sssssee you soon! 🐍 REPLAY IS NOW AVAILABLE IN CLASSROOM LIVE REPLAYS (all members)