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Tzet HaCochavim
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Preparing for Birkat Halevana

Why This Timing?

The crescent must be at least 3 days past the molad, yet seen before the moon grows too full. Tzet HaCochavim marks when three stars appear — the earliest the blessing may be said.

What To Prepare?

Find an open spot with a clear view of the sky. Have the blessing text or audio ready, dress for the outdoors, and take a quiet moment to settle your intention before you begin.

Segulah To Consider

Birkat Halevana is an auspicious moment for healing and renewal. After the blessing, pause to add a personal prayer for yourself or a loved one with focused kavanah.

Halachic Rules for Birkat Halevana

The moon must be at least 3 days old.
It cannot be older than 14 days.
You must see the moon with your own eyes.
Recite any time between Tzet and three-quarters of the night.

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