Hebrew letters influences Zodiac

Hebrew letter controls or influences the constellation and planet of the month!

I researched the Kabbalah while writing my book, Alter Called Witness. The Hebrew/Yiddish word, 'Alter' means Old man or old one.

According to the "Sepher Yetzirah", the Hebrew letters are spiritual frequencies that created the universe. A different Hebrew letter controls or influences the constellation and planet of the month. By connecting to these letters through meditation we can draw down specific energy to empower and enlighten us. The letters for the month of Nissan are Dalet and Hei (see below). Dalet created the Planet Mars, also the name of the Roman god of war. Accordingly, this is a month that also contains confrontations and battles. We learn that a war is always being fought within each of us and we can harvest the energy on Rosh Chodesh and throughout the month to resolve our inner conflict. The holiday of Passover which starts on the 15th of Nissan is a historical remembrance of breaking out of the literal bonds of slavery in Egypt. On a deeper level it is about escaping the bondage of our own ego, breaking free and winning the war against our personal addictions and enslavement on both a personal and professional level. Addictions are not just alcoholism or gambling, but can be self-righteousness, holding grudges, resentment, jealousy, etc.

The letter Hey created the constellation of Aries which symbolizes the Ram and is associated with the head. Those born under the sign of Aries are typically strong-willed and tend to rush into things headfirst with no tolerance for opposition. The childlike characteristics of Aries are the result of being the first astrological sign of the year, without having the benefit of seeing all the other signs that follow. Like all astrological signs, the key is not to be subject to its general characteristics, but rather to understand the sign and to make corrections in our lives to rise above any pre-disposed traits.

Month-Letters

1. Nisan-Dalet/Hey

2. Iyar-Pey/Vav

3. Sivan-Reysh/Zayin

4. Tammuz-Chet/Tav

5. AV-Kaf/Tet

6. Elul-Resh/Yud

7. Tishrei-Lamed/Pey

8. Tevet-Ayin/Bet

9. Cheshvan-Dalet/Nun

10. Kislev-Samech/Gimmel

11. Shevet-Tzade/Bet

12. Adar-Kaf/Gimmel

I discovered that only 18 of the 22 Hebrew letters are used here! There are four letters not used; (Aleph/Mem/Qoof/Sheen) Which seem to be a hidden message!

Aleph/Authority, Mem/Chaos, Qoof/Last and Sheen/Destroy.

The final authority that destroys chaos!