Taurus According to Judaism: Born in the Month of Iyar? All About Taurus

The zodiac sign Taurus is the second sign in the zodiac cycle. The tribe associated with the month of Iyar is Issachar, who was blessed by Jacob our forefather with the blessing: "Issachar is a strong donkey lying between the saddlebags." Just as the donkey carries its master's burden, so too do the tribe of Issachar bear the yoke of the Torah and remain faithful to their Creator.

Taurus individuals are characterized by and require a stable and secure foundation. They love the familiar, dependable routine and order.

Gifts and Tools

Taurus types are very mature, serious, and responsible.

They will not spend their money thoughtlessly but are judicious and measured.

They are goal-oriented, diligent, and not afraid of hard work to reach their objectives.

Tenacity and perseverance characterize them, helping them achieve their goals.

Taurus types are practical, pragmatic, and reliable.

They aspire for stability and peaceful lives without unexpected surprises.

Taurus types symbolize stability, and if they have made a decision, you can trust that they will fulfill it.

The earth element associated with them leads them to make thoughtful and considered decisions. They do not like taking risks and will only make important decisions after a comprehensive, careful, and thorough examination.

Being naturally cautious and deliberate, Taurus individuals fear making mistakes and will take their time before reaching a decision. They do not wish to face issues midway, so their caution helps them arrive at the right decision without unnecessary risks.

Areas of Weakness Requiring Improvement

Taurus types do not wish to change or make transitions in life, preferring to stay in their current state. They must remember that our role in the world is to leave our comfort zone and strive against nature. The only means that can help Taurus individuals change is the Torah, as the Talmud says "there is no water but Torah." Lofty spiritual aims will push them towards a place of change and positive spiritual growth.

The earth element associated with Taurus causes heaviness, resulting in slow changes that take time. Therefore, they need to muster patience.

Their characteristic slowness can be their downfall when it comes to implementing positive changes or seizing good opportunities that come their way. Hence, when a positive decision is needed, they must learn to jump into the water and not waste precious time.

Taurus types are prone to worrying thoughts and often feel a heavy burden on their shoulders. Strengthening their faith in Hashem will aid them in alleviating this burden. They must remember that they are not the ones running the world, but Hashem. All they need to do is make natural efforts, and beyond that, let Hashem manage things, as it is said "it is not up to you to finish the work."

They tend to be stubborn and need to learn to be flexible through giving and sharing with others, which will help them develop the required sensitivity.

Rabbi Fanger explains the essence of the month of Iyar and the traits of Taurus individuals: