Zohar on Tehillim 35 - A Prayer for One's Enemies
Zohar on Tehillim 35 - A Prayer for One's Enemies This is the prayer of a person betrayed by his friends, whose supporters became his enemies. David composed...
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Zohar on Tehillim 35 - A Prayer for One's Enemies This is the prayer of a person betrayed by his friends, whose supporters became his enemies. David composed...
Jewish Psychosomatics—The Connection Between the Voice and Throat and Spiritual Problems Through studying the six orders of the Mishnah, a person rectifies the...
Tehillim 69 – the name of David Ha-Melech’s mother – a segula for finding one’s soulmate Tehillim 69:9 «Muzar hayiti le-echai ve-nokhri livnei imi» - (I ha...
Zohar on Tehillim 144 - Ashrei Tehillim 144:1 - "Ashrei ha'am shekakhah lo, ashrei ha'am she-Hashem Elohav" - (fortunate is the people who live thi...
Zohar on Tehillim 32 - The Steps of Salvation Tehillim 32:7 - "Atah seter li mi-tzar titzreni - rannei falet tesoveveni selah" - (You are my shelter and p...
The Names of the Matriarchs Rachel and Leah in Tehillim David HaMelech encoded the names of the two Matriarchs from whom Bnei Yisrael descended right...
Tehillim 23 and She'elat Chalom If a person fasts for one day and then, before going to sleep, recites Psalm 23 seven times, first performing netilat yadayim,...
The 23rd of Sivan - A Special Segula Against Heavenly Judgments The 23rd of Sivan is a special day - on this day the Megillat Esther was written. It is sai...
Zohar on Tehillim 134 – Raising the Hands - “He who cares for the hands builds the world”. (Zohar HaKadosh) Each hand has 10 fingers, and each hand has 1...
How to Change Your Mazal in 40 Days or 960 Hours How can one change one's mazal, and why is it customary in Judaism to pray for 40 days in certain circumstance...
Tehillim 127 - Lag BaOmer and a segula for being blessed with sons Tehillim 127:4 - "Kehitzim beyad gibor, ken bnei haneurim" - (As arrows in the hand of a m...
Tehillim – How to Pray Properly Tehillim 39:8 “My hope is in You…” – when a person asks the Almighty for sustenance, an accuser may arise in the Heavenly Cour...