Sneezing or “Chaim Tovim” — Jewish Psychosomatics
Sneezing or “Chaim Tovim” — Jewish Psychosomatics The Midrashim relate that before the era of the patriarch Jacob, there were no illnesses in the world, not ev...
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Sneezing or “Chaim Tovim” — Jewish Psychosomatics The Midrashim relate that before the era of the patriarch Jacob, there were no illnesses in the world, not ev...
“Bakol, Mikol, Kol” — The Hidden Meaning of the Blessing in Birkat HaMazon In the blessing of Birkat HaMazon, we ask G-d to bless us as He blessed our forefath...
Tehillim 68, or Who Gives Strength to G-d Tehillim 68:35 - “Tenu oz le-Elohim” - (Give strength to G-d). Zohar HaKadosh explains: “When the people of...
Tehillim 145 - Compassion for Animals Tehillim 145:9 - “Tov Adonai lakol, verachamav al kol maasav” - (The L-rd is good to all, and His mercy is upon all Hi...
Tehillim 18 or Rabbi Abulafia’s Practice of Letter Permutation Tehillim 18:31 - “Ha-El tamim darko, imrat A-donai tzerufah” - (G-d—His way is perfect (tamim...
Tehillim 68 – why is a Shidduch compared to the Splitting of the Sea Tehillim 68:7 - “Elohim moshiv yechidim bayta motzi asirim ba-kosharot ach sorerim shak...
The Mystery of the First Four Psalms – Zohar on Tehillim The number of words in the first four Psalms is 310, which is the gematria of the word “keri” – קרי –...
The Taste of the Seven Species of Israel—the Taste of Kabbalah The Seven Species of Israel According to Kabbalah 1. Wheat – חטה — gematria = 22, the same a...
Pulse Diagnosis – Baal Shem Tov Once, a certain distinguished and famous physician visited a princess in the city, and the princess repeatedly praised the Besh...
Tu BiShvat Seder According to Kabbalah (based on the book Pri Etz Hadar, included in the book Chemdat Ha-Yamim) On the holiday of Tu BiShvat, we do not mere...
Fruit for Man—Vegetables for Animals When the Almighty created the world, He designated fruit as food for man and vegetables for animals, as it is written: “Th...
Which Fruit Did Adam and Chavah Eat? The Mishnah says concerning the tree from which the first man ate: “Rabbi Meir says that it was a grapevine, for nothin...