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2022 counts

Date (2022) Omer
Day
Spiritual Quality Location Type
May 28
(Saturday)
43 Chesed in Malchut At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 43 teaching here
June 3
(Friday)
49 Malchut in Malchut At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 49 teaching here
Shavuot begins Saturday, June 3rd, at sundown. Chag sameach!
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2022 days counted

Date (2022)
and Time
Omer
Day
Spiritual Quality Location Type
April 16
(Saturday)
1 Chesed in Chesed At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 1 teaching here
April 23
(Saturday)
8 Chesed in Gevurah At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 8 teaching here
April 30
(Saturday)
15 Chesed in Tiferet At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 15 teaching here
May 7
(Saturday)
22 Chesed in Netzach At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 22 teaching here
May 14
(Saturday)
29 Chesed in Hod At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 29 teaching here
May 18
(Wednesday)
33
Lag Ba'Omer
Hod in Hod At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 33 teaching here
May 21
(Saturday)
36 Chesed in Yesod At your home View and download overview here
View and download day 36 teaching here
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