Thirty days of preparation in Virgo,
twenty-two days from Rosh Hashanah to Simchat Torah
Once each year, the cosmos opens a window of fifty-two days. This is not a succession of holidays. It is a system, designed long before any of us arrived. This page is the complete map.
Before the daily practice, begin with the New Moon in Virgo. It explains what is happening, the purpose of the journey, and how to prepare a new vessel for the new year.
First, read the eight insights that explain the New Moon, the month of Virgo, and the work of the 52 days.
Read before the practice→The complete map, with the consciousness, kavanah, and practice for each day.
Go to today's practice↓The shofar as spiritual technology, and Rosh Hashanah as the seed of the new year.
Open in Portuguese→The day when the Opponent disappears and the soul recovers its freedom.
Open in Portuguese→The governing image is a car entering the shop. Two parts are serviced, and only two: the brake, which is Malchut, knowing when not to act, and the accelerator, which is Zeir Anpin, acting for the right reasons. Someone with only an accelerator runs over their own life. Someone with only a brake never moves. These fifty-two days rebuild both, then join them on the final day.
If there is one thing to learn during Virgo, it is this. Teshuvah is not regret. It means returning in time to uproot and transform the negative seeds we planted. The Kabbalah Centre organises the process into four phases, covered on days 10 to 13 of the journey.
The full step-by-step meditation, with the two tools from the 72 Names: The Four Steps of Teshuvah. Michael Berg's video meditation is coming soon. Read the original teaching.
If I enter this time as an empty vessel, what must I release so the Light of the Creator can fill me again?
Sources: a synthesis in the voice of Thiago Moshe, based on Kabbalah Centre teachings about the month of Virgo and the fifty-two days of transformation.
Teachings cited: Karen Berg, "A Return to the Creator", the source of Rav Berg's Tashuv-Hei and the quotation from Rav Yehuda Brandwein. Michael Berg, "The Light is Closest". The Kabbalah Centre, "The Four Steps of Teshuvah". Every passage is paraphrased, not transcribed literally.
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