Showing posts with label herbs. Show all posts
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Sunday, October 28, 2012

רפואה HEALING:


BOOK TWO:

1. Know, that every herb has its unique power to heal a specific sickness. However, all this is only relevant for one who did not preserve his faith, his covenant (sexual purity), and did not guard himself from transgressing “Do not disdain anyone.” However, one whose faith is complete, who guards his sexual purity and is wary not transgress “Do not disdain…”—his healing is not dependent on herbs specific to his illness, rather, he can be healed by all foods and drinks, in the aspect of "and He will bless your bread,” (Shemot 23:25) and he does not need to wait until the herbs specific to his disease are available to him.

2. Through in-depth study of the secrets of Torah, one can cause barren women to conceive and heal serious illnesses.

3. For leprosy salty things are detrimental, and its healing is fresh [naturally flowing] water. A sign for this [Job 36:27]: "The diminishing of the drops of water," that is, the leprosy that comes from the overwhelming of the blood over the water (mixed in it), through which "Yazoku – sending – rain to it's cloud". (The word Yazoku signifies damage.) [t.n. Is seems that “rain to it's cloud” is an aspect of fresh water, thus leprosy can be seen as a deficiency of fresh water – thus establishing that it can be cured by fresh water and damaged by salty things which are the anti-thesis of fresh water].

4. Looking at the etrog is a healing for pain in the eyes.

Monday, October 22, 2012

אמונה Faith - book two 1 - 9

SECOND PART:

1. Sometimes, a person comes to a certain place, and he suffers in that place. He should know that his forefathers were in this place, and some heresy befell them. Or, his children will come at this place to some heresy. Because of this, he bears suffering now in this place.


2. Through flattery, one comes to heresy.


3. The Holy One Blessed be He does not perform wonders except for one who believes in two worlds.


4. Through faith, the decrees that the nations decree upon us are nullified.


5. Know, that each and every grass has a specific power to heal some specific sickness. This is only for someone who not does not guard his faith and his [organ of the] covenant, and does not guard himself from transgressing "do not disdain anyone". But someone who has perfect faith, and he also guards his [organ of the] covenant and fulfills "do not disdain anyone", his healing does not depend on types of grasses which are specific to his illness. Rather, he is healed by all food and drink, in the aspect of "He will bless your bread ...", and he does not need to wait until they provide specific grasses for his healing.


6. The main salvation which is coming, is only through faith. And the attribute of faith is according to the leaders of the generation.


7. When one goes from master to master, then he needs to strengthen his faith in the Unity of Hashem, may He be Blessed. Because learning from many teachers damages faith in the Unity. So too, the master who has faith in the Unity, he is able to illuminate to each and every student according to his ability, and each student only hears what he needs, and no more.


8. Consolation comes through faith.


9. Through the diminishment of faith, flies increase in the world.

Sunday, October 14, 2012

קשוי לילד DIFFICULTY IN CHILDBIRTH:

קשוי לילד DIFFICULTY IN CHILDBIRTH:

1. A woman who eats radishes while in pregnancy will have difficulties in childbirth.

2. A segulah for a woman having difficulty in childbirth is to give her to drink water from seven wells.

3. Also, her children should not be with her in the house.

4. Also, whisper in her ear the letters of the name Sa”g [one of the spelled-out Kabbalistic Names of G-d: Yud-Vav-Daled, Hey-Yud, Vav-Aleph-Vav, Hey-Yud].

5. Also, her bed should not stand in the west or the south.

6. Also, hang from her neck bitter herbs left over [from Passover].

7. Also, whisper to her in her ear the letters Pey – Vav – Ayin – Hey (these letters spell out Puah—an alias and appellation demonstrative of the comforting murmuring practiced by one of the two midwives in the Egyptian servitude who assisted Jewish mothers in birthing. It is possible to understand the original Hebrew as an instruction to whisper the letters that spell out the above letters: Pey-Aleph, Vav-Aleph-Vav, Ayin-Yud-Nun, Hey-Aleph).