According to the Kabbalistic calendar, we celebrate our new moon in sagittarius, the name of this month in the calendar is "Kislev."
In Hebrew, "kis" means bag, and "lev" means heart. Combined, we can also translate it as the bag of the heart.

Miracles are the beating heart of Kislev. When we rekindle our dreams and ignite the flame of hope.

Last month in Cheshvan we talked about “transforming the darkness”…
Transforming darkness isn't a matter of time, of course. Within a vast age of darkness, we are constantly holding space for our own rebirth. Thus, the "Noah's Flood" mentioned in the calendar was reflected in both our individual and collective stories last month.

But what happened after the flood was equally important: The divine source sent a rainbow.?!

This rainbow is a sign that it is!

In this new moon of Kislev, we enter a period of miracles and gain the ability to see the light even brighter during the dark winter nights.

Kislev heals.

In shamanic and Kabbalistic lore, sleep is the time when our souls ascend to a higher world and "see the light." This moon also heals—and heals—our sleep and dreams.

Kislev is also home to Chanukah and Christmas, the miraculous "festivals of light." There are stories about our masters, who unite light and reality, descending from the highest dimensions to earth and leading us through the divine gateway during these weeks.

If we know that this month is a good time to meditate, push past our own limiting beliefs, and receive guidance—perhaps in our dreams—on how to live fully, we can all pass through those gates with these powerful masters (planets).

Every human being comes into the world with a “firstborn” energy, with divine talents, passions and potentials that exist within them.
When he uses them only for himself or does not use these abilities at all, they are taken from him, atrophied or erased.

In Kislev, we were told to believe in humanity, to follow our hearts, and to move forward even when we don't know for sure. This month, our guide is surrender and our unwavering belief in the beauty and miracle of whatever has happened or is happening.

To overcome your darkness, you must first challenge yourself.

You will walk with your eyes open to miracles, until you see that rainbow.

Find a way to move forward.
Stop making excuses for why you can't do it.

Kislev encourages us to try something different. A different path, different from what we've done before.

As the name “Kislev” suggests,
Put your heart in your pocket!

Chodesh Tov!
(May our new month be happy and good)