Kuf

Kraziness has its drawbacks--or rather, drawdowns, like the letter kuf that reaches below the line. But kraziness can also reach very high. Find out how as this week's KabbalaToon episode explores the monkey-letter, kuf.

This class explains the mystical meanings of the Hebrew letters including the significance of the letters' names, their phonetic sounds, their graphic design, and even their corresponding numerical values.

Kuf (also spelled qoph) is the nineteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet Numerical value: 100 Sound: "K" Meaning: Monkey Story The Rebbe, Rabbi Shmuel of Lubavitch, called for his shamesh,  An attendant. Ben-Zion, and asked him: “Have you eaten to­day...

This class is on the first verse if I “make the call,” will He answer? Just how did King David get G-d to do it? Can we learn telemarketing strategies from songful spiritual seeker and royal singer? Learning the first verse for the letter Kuf, verses 145 ...

A profound mystical exploration of the three Hebrew letters in the word Korach, which constitute a corrupted form of the holy letter Hei, and how this all relates to the fallacy of Korach’s argument.

The parsha of Bo contains 105 verses and the mnemonic for is word ‘yimneh’ (son of Asher). Explore the coded message in the mnemonic and its connection to the general themes of the Parshah.

We are not to perpetuate the memory of the wicked, as the Book of Proverbs says (10:7), “The name of the evil person shall rot.” So why is the Torah portion of Korach named for an evil person? It is because of the positive lesson we can learn from Korach....

The Sanctuary that Moses built in the wilderness was constructed of a kind of pillar called a "keresh" (kuf, shin, reish.) These are the same letters as the world for falsehood "sheker" (shin, kuf, reish) and the word for connection "kesher" (kuf, shin, r...

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