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Hebrew months, letters and zodiac: a printable Gra table
Download a sourced Hebrew month, letter and zodiac chart in the Gra version of Sefer Yetzirah. Read calendar and Adar conventions before using it.
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Read the table as a named textual system
The sequence below follows the Gra version of Sefer Yetzirah, chapter 5. The faculty column uses Mazalogy’s concise English glosses. These are textual relationships among months, letters and zodiac names, distinct from an astronomical calculation of the Sun’s tropical position.
| Month | Letter | Zodiac name | Faculty gloss |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nisan | ה | Aries | Speech |
| Iyar | ו | Taurus | Thought |
| Sivan | ז | Gemini | Movement |
| Tammuz | ח | Cancer | Sight |
| Av | ט | Leo | Hearing |
| Elul | י | Virgo | Action |
| Tishrei | ל | Libra | Intimacy |
| Cheshvan | נ | Scorpio | Smell |
| Kislev | ס | Sagittarius | Sleep |
| Tevet | ע | Capricorn | Anger |
| Shevat | צ | Aquarius | Taste |
| Adar | ק | Pisces | Laughter |
A Hebrew leap year has Adar I and Adar II. The source’s pattern is twelvefold; Mazalogy groups both with the Adar correspondence as an explicit editorial convention. Actual calendar dates retain their distinct months.
Tishrei’s “intimacy” renders sexual intimacy in this version. Other textual versions can order faculties differently. Name the version and compare the source instead of merging them into a universal table.
A small reading exercise
Open the Heh entry in Gra 5:7 and record letter, faculty, sign and month on separate lines. Then identify which column concerns a calendar label and which records a symbolic correspondence. Add a personal question on a fifth line, clearly labeling it as your own application.
Explore each Hebrew month · Read the complete method · Plan a Hebrew year
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