At a glance
What the tradition links to this letter, in plain words. Only what the tradition actually says is shown.
Vav is a Hebrew letter linked with thought. Here, thought means what you consider in your mind as you meet everyday situations. Vav belongs to a group of twelve letters connected with senses and deeds: ways you experience life and things you do. Its numerical value is 6. Giving a letter a number offers a way to interpret it, or explore its meaning. That number is not proof of a claim about you or your life.
At work, you encounter thought when you consider a task before starting it. You ask what needs doing, think through the steps, and decide how to approach them. Thought also appears when you compare different ways to finish the same task. The connection with Vav brings attention to this ordinary activity of your mind. You are not only doing something; you are considering what you do and how you do it.
In love, thought appears in what you consider before you speak or act. You think about what you want to say and what your words mean. You also consider what someone has said to you. This is the everyday place of thought in a close relationship: you give attention to words, actions, and the choices you make with another person.
In your habits, thought appears when you notice what you do repeatedly and consider whether to keep doing it. In your choices, it appears when you compare what is available and decide what matters to you. These are everyday examples of the quality linked with Vav. The focus stays on thought itself: what you consider, how you weigh a choice, and what you decide to do.
Your birth date and your name, read through these energies.
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