13 Tikkunim – The 13 Tikkunim of the Beard, “Tlat Asar Tikkunei Dikna”
13 Tikkunim – The 13 Tikkunim of the Beard 13 Tikkunim – “Tlat Asar Tikkunei Dikna” (the 13 Tikkunim of the Beard) – a rare and important segula mentioned in t...
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Yom Ha-Sheleg (the Day of Snow) – Tikkun Ha-Sheleg
Tikkun Ha-Sheleg There are two opposing forces in the world—Chesed (kindness and mercy) and Gevurah (judgment and strength). It is important that these forc...
Tikkun 48 – Tikkunei Zohar
Tikkun 48 from Tikkunei Zohar The Arizal (may his merit protect us) and other great kabbalists teach us that the daily reading of Tikkun 48 from the Tikkunei Z...
Tikun Chatzot - Tikun Leah and Tikun Rachel (Transliteration)
Tikun Chatzot (Tikun Leah and Tikun Rachel) - The Prayer of David HaMelech The prayer composed by David HaMelech was added to the three obligatory prayers (Sha...
Tikkunim Through Tehillim
Tikkunim Through Tehillim The word Tikkun means rectification. Note that the word “Tikkun” consists of the same letters as the word “Tinok” (infant), and b...
The 32 Teeth and the Tikkun of Grinding Food
The 32 Teeth and the Tikkun of Grinding Food The Ari HaKadosh explains in Shaar Ta'amei HaMitzvot, on Parashat Eikev: “Throughout the meal, or at least whil...
Tikkun Chatzot during Hanukkah—a segula for rebuilding the Beit HaMikdash
Tikkun Chatzot during Hanukkah—a segula for rebuilding the Beit HaMikdash Many holy books describe Hanukkah as an especially auspicious time for the rebuilding...
Mandrakes—Duda'im and the Tikkun of Esau
Mandrakes—Duda'im and the Tikkun of Esau Duda'im (mandrakes)—the external shape of the plant's root resembles a little person. Interestingly, the gematria of t...
Ta'anit Dibbur and Tikkun Lashon Hara
Ta'anit Dibbur and Tikkun Lashon Hara The primary spiritual work of women is the refinement of the mouth and speech. Women find it more difficult than men to...
Tikkun Before the Hanukkiah According to the Arizal
Tikkun Before the Hanukkiah According to the Arizal During Hanukkah, the “kelipat nogah” manifests—this is the force of Yavan that obstructs the Di...
Tikkun Leil Shavuot according to the Maggid Meisharim
Tikkun Leil Shavuot according to the Maggid Meisharim and with the Book of Tehillim The custom of “Tikkun Leil Shavuot” was introduced by two of the greatest...
Tikkun Shovavim
Tikkun Shovavim “Shovavim” means “wayward, spoiled children” in Hebrew. Beginning with the weekly Torah portion of “Shemot”, we enter a period of holy and...
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