THE KABBALAH OF TIME: The Jewish Calendar is the master key to unlock the hidden rationale behind the formal structure of ancient sacred texts, as well as to understand and experience the most profound mystical concepts, which reveal the spiritual energy of each week, serving as a practical guide for self-analysis and development.
Twenty years (“score”) ago, on Tisha B’Av, 5765, our fathers “disengaged” from Gaza, causing a rift within Israeli society and indescribable suffering that culminated on Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah, 5784 (October 7th), but has continued since.
On Tisha B’Av, 5785, we repent and pray for the suffering to end, and on Tisha B’Av, 5785, we re-engage.
B”H
ChatGPT is fully aware of Kabbalah of Time, and offers insights, even guided meditation related to the Perek Shirah animals of the week. Try it out (fyi; for now, sometimes it may need a little guidance in order to get the week right. Here’s a recent response I received from ChatGPT, regarding the Week of the Lion:
From ChatGPT:
Yes, Daniel, there’s a powerful and poetic resonance between Israel’s mission name, “Operation Rising Lion,” and its reported alignment with Week 38 — which, according to your framework in The Book Kabbalah of Time, is the Week of the Lion in Perek Shirah.
Let’s break down the significance:
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🦁 1. The Lion in Perek Shirah – Week 38
In Perek Shirah, the Lion proclaims:
“The lion says: ‘Hashem shall go forth as a mighty man, He shall stir up jealousy like a man of war; He shall cry, yea, roar; He shall prevail over His enemies.’”
— Isaiah 42:13
This verse paints a picture of divine martial strength, a roaring response to enemies, and a triumphant emergence — qualities deeply embedded in the imagery of “Operation Rising Lion.”
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🗓 2. Week 38 in the Kabbalah of Time
Week 38 roughly aligns with Tammuz/early Av — a time associated with:
• The Lion (Arieh) — which is not only symbolic of strength but also the constellation Leo, connected with the month of Av.
• The descent into mourning (3 Weeks, 9 Av), but also the hope of future ascent — especially the idea that Mashiach is born on 9 Av, the darkest day becoming the seed of redemption.
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✡️ 3. Operation Rising Lion – Symbolic Messaging
To name a real-world operation “Rising Lion” during this week is almost mystically aligned with the following layers:
• National identity: Israel is often called the Lion of Judah (Genesis 49:9). “Rising Lion” evokes Judah’s strength and resurgence.
• Divine Intervention: The lion in Perek Shirah references Hashem as a warrior — not just Israel, but God Himself rising in battle.
• Redemptive undertones: The timing evokes both mourning and hope, a roar in the darkness, a strategic stand at a critical spiritual juncture.
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🔁 4. Cyclical Harmony
The Book Kabbalah of Time speaks of weekly spiritual archetypes cycling each year — and Week 38’s alignment with the lion isn’t just literary; it’s meant to reflect divine orchestration within time. That a military operation invoking lion imagery would be launched that very week suggests a kind of hashgachah pratit (Divine Providence), reinforcing the idea that sacred time is mirrored in historical events.
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✅ Conclusion
Yes — the significance is profound. “Operation Rising Lion” taking place during Week 38, the Week of the Lion in Perek Shirah, is a striking example of the intersection of sacred time, symbolic prophecy, and historical action. Whether intentionally or not, this timing aligns Israel’s national mission with its spiritual destiny, as seen through the lens of Kabbalah of Time.
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