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Today's bargain really is a bargain - it won't cost you a thing, even though the bits of paper printed with some old poetry have incredible powers:
A Breslov student in Jerusalem sent me about 10 wallet sized cards printed with the Tikkun HaKlali.
The Tikkun HaKlali is also known as The General Remedy or The Ten Healing Psalms.
Rabbi Nachman specified ten psalms that he said contain the general remedy for maladies of the soul, especially depression.
By simply carrying this card it will help you overcome sin, provide protection and remedy any problem you might be experiencing.
I have these cards all over the house, cars, wallet, computer etc.
So far so good!
The student who sent it to me told me how they offered these cards to 3 Israeli soldiers patrolling the Old City of Jerusalem.
2 of them took it and the 3rd declined (he felt it would not help him in any way).
They were subsequently involved in a bomb blast.
The 2 with the Tikkun HaKlali cards survived.
The 3rd died - may Hashem have mercy on his soul!
If you would like me to send you one - free of charge - please e-mail me your name and address to silberman6000@yahoo.com
The ten psalms (to be read in this order) are: 16, 32, 41, 42, 59, 77, 90, 105, 137, 150.
The rest of the site, The Jewish Prophecy - FULFILLED! is fascinating, for the usual Prattle definition of that word.
Note: the discussion of this at LiveJournal is getting rather interesting.
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1: Posted by: fjm | February 15, 2005 1:29 PM
G-d I hate this kind of stuff. Judaism has no room for this superstitious crap, and most rabbis would have no truck with it at all. (via LiveJournal.)
2: Posted by: Red Wolf | February 15, 2005 9:52 PM
The 2 with the Tikkun HaKlali cards survived.
The 3rd died - may Hashem have mercy on his soul!
So this guy is really selling you a chain letter?
3: Posted by: pericat | February 16, 2005 4:53 AM
I don't understand. If the cards are so powerful, why doesn't he scan them and post jpegs on his site for people to download? And to protect from hard drive crashes.
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