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From: myysbyy via chicago-aneinu <chicago-aneinu@googlegroups.com>
Date: 11/27/19 10:43 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: myysbyy@aol.com
Subject: [chicago-aneinu] Rav Chaim Palagi's Kislev Segulah
From Myrtle Rising:
Rav Chaim Palagi's Kislev Segulah
Last year, I learned (I think on Shirat Devorah) of Rav Chaim Palagi's segulah to see a huge miracle this year.
Rabbi Alon Anava described it as the following 4 aspects:
Rabbi Alon Anava described it as the following 4 aspects:
1) From Rosh Chodesh until the last day of Chanukah, do not complain about anything (including in your thoughts).
2) Praise & thank Hashem a lot. (The 1st is "sur m'ra/turn from evil" and this 2nd step is "aseh tov/do good" – always a winning combination!)
3) Based on Sefer Yetzirah, Kislev is connected to the Hebrew letter samech ס, which hints at l'smoch – to rely, to count on. This is the underlying energy of Kislev. So work on relying on Hashem, and putting your trust in Him, i.e., bitachon.
4) Really put your faith in Hashem (emunah).
As you can see, the 4 steps are all interrelated.
It is also a very tall order. I must admit that I massively messed this up last year, so I'm aiming for more dedication & hoping for more siyata d'Shmaya this time around.
But you know what? Even if you already get all kvetchy, resentful, bitter, and faithless halfway through Rosh Chodesh, at least you still had some very spiritually powerful moments.
And even if you only find out about this segulah the day after Rosh Chodesh, it's still very worth trying.
And don't feel you've lost everything.
Pick yourself up & keep going until the last day of Chanukah.
Even if you fall on your face repeatedly, just keeping doing it.
Whether you'll merit a huge miracle some time this year or not, the above 4 steps contain tremendous positive spiritual power that benefit both you and the entire Am Yisrael.
We're all interconnected. Think of it like a person who tones & lifts weights with one leg while leaving the other by itself. He'll develop a major limp! But if he at least tries working out with the other leg, it'll still get stronger & hold up his body better than if he didn't work it at all.
That's us: one person altogether.
It is also a very tall order. I must admit that I massively messed this up last year, so I'm aiming for more dedication & hoping for more siyata d'Shmaya this time around.
But you know what? Even if you already get all kvetchy, resentful, bitter, and faithless halfway through Rosh Chodesh, at least you still had some very spiritually powerful moments.
And even if you only find out about this segulah the day after Rosh Chodesh, it's still very worth trying.
And don't feel you've lost everything.
Pick yourself up & keep going until the last day of Chanukah.
Even if you fall on your face repeatedly, just keeping doing it.
Whether you'll merit a huge miracle some time this year or not, the above 4 steps contain tremendous positive spiritual power that benefit both you and the entire Am Yisrael.
We're all interconnected. Think of it like a person who tones & lifts weights with one leg while leaving the other by itself. He'll develop a major limp! But if he at least tries working out with the other leg, it'll still get stronger & hold up his body better than if he didn't work it at all.
That's us: one person altogether.
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