💕 Today is Tu B’Av — the Jewish day of love!
Love comes in many forms: people, heritage, language, dreams.
Learning Hebrew is an act of love too — for growth, connection, and adventure.
Your Hebrew journey? That’s a love story. 💫

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🍎 Tonight is Tu B'Av eve, ערב ט"ו באב pronounced /'e-rev too be-'av/

And tomorrow is Tu B'Av - the Jewish holiday of love! 💕

Which is why you're seeing these perfect match items.

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Shalom friends!
Let’s do a very #Jewish #MakeupTutorial for Tu B’av, the upcoming Jewish celebration of love! Your milkshake will bring all the boys to the (vine)yard 😁 Happy #TuBAv! 🍇😍💅

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Happy Tu B'Av, 💙

On this special day of love, I want to send heartfelt wishes to all of you—may your hearts be filled with joy, connection, and warmth.

Tu B'Av is a beautiful reminder of the love we share with our partners, families, and friends, and I hope you can cherish those special connections today.

But today, I also find myself thinking of all those who have been separated from their loved ones, unable to celebrate Tu B'Av - or any other day and moment - together.

My thoughts, heart, and prayers are with you, hoping for reunions, healing, and strength.

Wherever you are, and whoever you’re with today, I send you love, light, and hope for a future where we can all be together with those we cherish.

Wishing you all good things,
Inbal

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"In 2nd Temple times, the unmarried women would dance in white in the fields with the hope of finding a match with unmarried men"

Me: "Yeaaaaah more than a few were doing it to dance with the other 'unmarried women'"

#Mazeldon #TuBAv

Traditionally, Tu B'Av, a full-moon celebration focused on love & sensuality, arrives only six days after Tisha B'Av. As a community, we transition together from loss to love and then look ahead to Elul, a time for personal reflection.

Historically, Tu B'Av fell at the beginning of the grape harvest, when it was traditional for young women to dance together under the moon in white dresses.

This romantic notion can stir our imaginations & help us to appreciate the love in our own lives, and the more expansive way that we understand intimate relationships today. Tu B'Av can celebrate all kinds of love: that of partners, of friends & family. It can celebrate the love we feel for the planet & for humanity.

Tu B'Av begins tonight. The traditional blessing for the holiday, looking ahead to the new year, is: “May your inscription & seal be for good.” May it be so for each of us.

With Blessings,
Gabrielle Ariella Kaplan-Mayer
https://ritualwell.org/?s=tu+b%27av

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