The Omer Project
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2024 Rabbinic count begins April 23 at nightfall |
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2023 days counted |
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| Date (2023) and Time |
Omer Day |
Spiritual Quality | Location | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 6 (Thursday) |
1 | Chesed in Chesed | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 1 teaching here |
| April 13 (Thursday) |
8 | Chesed in Gevurah | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 8 teaching here |
| April 20 (Thursday) |
15 | Chesed in Tiferet | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 15 teaching here |
| April 27 (Thursday) |
22 | Chesed in Netzach | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 22 teaching here |
| May 3 (Thursday) |
29 | Chesed in Hod | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 29 teaching here |
| May 8 (Monday) |
33 Rabbinic Lag Ba'Omer |
Hod in Hod | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 33 teaching here |
| May 11 (Thursday) |
36 | Chesed in Yesod | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 36 teaching here |
| May 18 (Thursday) |
43 | Chesed in Malchut | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 43 teaching here |
| May 24 (Wedensday) |
49 | Malchut in Malchut | At your home | View and download overview here View and download day 49 teaching here |
| Rabbinic Shavuot begins Thursday, May 25th, at sundown. Chag sameach! | ||||
| * To view the sources used in compiling the teachings, click here | ||||
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