Sagittarius According to Judaism: Born in Kislev? All About the Sagittarius Sign

Sagittarius is the ninth sign in the zodiac. The zodiac is a pictorial representation of the stars, like a wheel divided into 12 star constellations or "signs."

The tribe associated with the month of Kislev is Benjamin, and the blessing of our forefather Jacob to him is: "Benjamin is a ravenous wolf; in the morning he devours the prey, in the evening he divides the plunder," meaning that the sons of Benjamin will be courageous, brave in heart, and warlike.

The most prominent characteristic of Sagittarius individuals is the desire for freedom and liberty. Sagittarius people cannot stand the idea of being tied down, and the notion of commitment is daunting to them.

Gifts and Tools of Sagittarius People

The month of Kislev is a month of lights, celebrating the holiday of *Chanukah*, with the main mitzvah being the lighting of the menorah. Therefore, the element that most influences the month of Kislev and Sagittarius people is the element of fire.

The flame always points upward, and so do Sagittarius individuals, who are always full of aspirations and look forward to a horizon full of additional ambitions.

Sagittarius individuals possess a powerful prayer ability, and they should use this great gift. They are characterized by optimism, joy of life, and vitality. Enthusiasm for life is a hallmark of Sagittarius people, and a spirit of positive energy is felt in their presence.

Sagittarius people are moral individuals who pursue justice and truth, striving for idealism. They are kind, generous, and love to help others. They are willing to invest their time and energy for the sake of others and are ready to engage in charity and improvement projects.

Those born in the month of Kislev are intelligent, love learning new things, and have an interest in diverse fields. Their approach to life is broad-minded, and they seek to gather knowledge from different sources and topics.

Sagittarius individuals have the ability to rise above their nature, as happened in the Chanukah miracle where the few defeated the many.

Weaknesses Requiring Correction in Sagittarius People

Sagittarius individuals find it difficult to make binding decisions or get used to the idea of long-term routine and stability. Sagittarius desires freedom, change, and innovation. To succeed and thrive in their lives, they must learn to accept a defining framework. The framework cannot be too tight because it would feel like clipping their wings, and they must practice the concept of taking responsibility.

Sagittarius people need to understand that framework and commitment are integral parts of an adult's life, and without them, they may get lost. A framework needs to exist and be defined correctly so they can succeed more in life and achieve more accomplishments.

Sagittarius individuals are turbulent and restless, throwing arrows in all directions, and it is the framework that will guide their direction and lead them to defined and correct goals.

The means that will help Sagittarius accept the idea of structure and commitment is a mindset change that says - what exists in my life right now is the only option available to me. This approach will make them feel more satisfied and happy with what they have.

Sagittarius people can be very direct in their speech with others and might unintentionally hurt others' feelings. They express every passing thought without prior filtering, so Sagittarius individuals need to be more cautious and considerate in their speech.

Sagittarius possesses an adventurous impulse that may lead them to risky and irresponsible decisions. Therefore, they need to learn to restrain this impulse and take more caution in managing their lives. 

Rabbi Fanger explains the essence of the month of Kislev and the characteristics of Sagittarius individuals: