And Chet, she is written upon the stars as sukkot, the veil of the tent that separates the upper world and the lower world, that mankind might first be made ready before lifting the veil.

And she is seen as sukkot (the tent flap), for it is even as Moses did say: let they who are born in that fourth month, let them be noble, taking the path forward when others are fearful; and thus did Moses teach that when every child is eight days old, they shall be blessed and instructed in teshuvah, that they may be circumcised of the heart when they come of age.

It is on the eighth day of creation that the neshamah (soul) is born, being now the first day of the creation of the soul, the light being divided from the darkness, a doorway opening in the kelim (pottery vessels) of the heart.

And in the circumcision of the heart, the qliphoth (husk) is removed, that Ha’Or En Sof (the Everlasting Light) might shine forth to heal this creation, uniting the upper world of the heavens and the lower world of the earth.

And she is drawn as the Holy of Holies of the heavens and the Holy of Holies of the earth separated by the veil, a protection for the earth until she is ready for her marriage covenant.