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Kuf has the numerical value of 100, which is the completion of a cycle. It begins the Hebrew word Kadosh, which means holy. It begins the word Korban meaning sacrifice in Hebrew. Kabbalah, which means “to receive”, starts with Kuf.
The shape of Kuf is broken, and one of its parts descends below the writing line. It symbolizes Holiness in the midst of brokenness. It teaches us to find holiness right here in our daily lives.

Bio: Dani Antman was born in Queens, New York in 1956. She studied art at Queens College and the Art Sudents League. She received her B.F.A. from the New York School of Interior Design in 1979. For 12 years she worked as an Interior Renderer, producing perspective paintings of interiors for the Interior Design industry. She has taught at Parsons School of Design, The New York School of Design and F.I.T. in N.Y.C. She is a contributing editor to a book called �The Illustrated Room: A History of Interior Rendering from the 1900�s to the Present�. Currently Dani works as an energy healer, counselor, and Interfaith Minister in Santa Barbara, CA. She recently created a line of silk shawls, greeting cards and posters reflecting her...