Prayer of Hannah (Transliterated)
Prayer of Hannah (Transliterated) The Prayer of Hannah is read daily during Shacharit (according to the Sephardic nusach), since it serves as the foundation fo...
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Prayer of Hannah (Transliterated) The Prayer of Hannah is read daily during Shacharit (according to the Sephardic nusach), since it serves as the foundation fo...
Tehillim 65 — Why Do the Streams Not Run Dry? Tehillim 65:10 “Pakadta ha'aretz vateshokekeha rabat tashrenah, peleg Elokim male mayim, tachin deganam ki che...
Rainfall in Israel Depends on Prayer The power of rain is the power of existence and renewal. Water gives life, and through it everything grows. Just as wat...
“Bal Tashchit,” or Our Grandmothers’ Jewish Prohibitions We all remember how, when we were children, our grandmothers would admonish us not to throw away food...
The Importance of Visiting the Graves of Tzadikim Tehillim 16:3 David HaMelech says in Tehillim (16:3): “Le-kedoshim asher ba'aretz hemah, ve'adirei kol...
Ben Ish Hai's Segula During Birkat Kohanim “Yevarechecha Ad-nai veyishmerecha!” “Ya'er Ad-nai panav elecha vichuneka!” “Yisa Ad-nai panav elecha veyasem...
A Segula for an Easier Fast: 7 Sips by the Mezuzah It is transmitted in the name of the great Mekubalim that there is a beneficial segula before Yom Kippur and...
Prayer for Deliverance from Troubles According to the Rashash Siddur during the Yamim Noraim (10 Days of Repentance) To be free of troubles in the New Year, Ra...
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...
Yom Kippur Segulot of the Gaon Rabbi Yitzchak Cohen, a disciple of “Matok mi-Dvash” 1. Abundant meals before Yom Kippur The 9th of Tishrei—the da...
Tehillim 47 on Rosh Hashanah Before Blowing the Shofar Tehillim 47 is called by the sages “The Song of the Coronation of the Almighty,” proclaiming Him King o...
Rosh Hashanah Seder and the 10 Simanim Kiddush Fill a wine cup to the brim and recite while standing: [when Rosh Hashanah coincides with Shabbat, recite]...
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