The letters Alef - Taf - Heh vanquish the Klipot.
(Sefer Hamidos, Klipah 1)
Candles Decrease Power of Klipot
A candle flame diminishes the control of the external forces.
(Sefer Hamidos, Klipah 4)
Tehilim 29 Vanquishes Evil Spirit
The seven voices on the water that Dovid mentions (in Tehilim Chapter 29), through saying them one can vanquish an evil spirit.
(Sefer Hamidos, Klipah 6)
Reading Parshas Noach Segulah to Banish Impure Spirits
A segulah to chase away a spirit of impurity is to read Parshas Noach.
(Sefer Hamidos, Klipah 10)
Conversing With Rasha Causes Physicality
When one converses with a wicked person, his breath causes physicality.
(Sefer Hamidos, Klipah 11)
Keri Caused By Impure Speech and Falling in Emunah
Nocturnal emissions are caused through speaking about impure things, also from falling from ones level of faith.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 1)
Excreting Keri Causes Lack of Clothing
A person that excretes Keri, in the end will walk naked.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 2)
Sadness Causes Keri
Through sadness a person sees Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 3)
Stringency in Kashrus Saves From Keri
A person that is careful from eating food who's kashrus was questionable enough that it had to be asked to a rabbi, will be saved from the impurity of Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 4)
Do Not Eat With Tzadik Before Immersing For Keri
A person should not eat on the table of a Tzadik before he has immersed himself in the Mikva for his Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 5)
Being Happy for Tzadikim Rectifies Keri
Be happy for the goodness that comes to the Tzadikim and this will be a rectification for Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 6)
Latzanus Causes Keri
Through scoffing and mockery comes the impurity of Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 7)
Kalus Rosh Causes Keri
Keri is caused through light headedness.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 8)
Eggs and Garlic Causes Keri
Keri is caused by eating garlic and eggs.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 9)
Devarim Bitalim and Nivul Peh Cause Keri
Keri is also caused though empty excessive talking or vulgar speech.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri 10)
Drunkenness Causes Zera Levatalah
Drunkenness causes exile it also causes spilling seed in vain.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri B 1)
Humiliation Caused by Keri
Embarrassments come because of Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri B 2)
Muttering is an Element of Keri
Speech that a person talks in half words, when he does not enunciate the words clearly clearly, this concept is the same concept as Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri B 3)
Children's Death Caused by Keri
Children die, heaven forbid, through seeing Keri.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri B 4)
Tikkun Klali Great Rectification for Keri
A huge rectification for a nocturnal emission, heaven forbid, is to recite the following ten chapters of Tehilim on the same day that it happened, heaven forbid. These are the chapters: 16 Michtam Ldovid, 32 Ldavid Maskil Ashray Nisuyay, 41 Ashrai Maskil El Dal, 42 Kayal Tarog, 59 Lmnatzeach Al Tashches, 77 Lmnatzeach Al Yidusun, 90 Tefilah Lemoshe, 105 Hodu LaHashem Kirue, 137 Al Naharos Bavel, 150 Hallelue Kel Bkadsho. You should know for certain, that these ten chapters of Tehilim are very, very auspicious for rectifying this sin. A person that is careful to recite them as stated above does not have to be afraid at all any more, since it will for sure be rectified through this, since they are a very tremendous rectification.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri B 5)
A huge rectification for a nocturnal emission, heaven forbid, is to recite the following ten chapters of Tehilim on the same day that it happened, heaven forbid. These are the chapters: 16 Michtam Ldovid, 32 Ldavid Maskil Ashray Nisuyay, 41 Ashrai Maskil El Dal, 42 Kayal Tarog, 59 Lmnatzeach Al Tashches, 77 Lmnatzeach Al Yidusun, 90 Tefilah Lemoshe, 105 Hodu LaHashem Kirue, 137 Al Naharos Bavel, 150 Hallelue Kel Bkadsho. You should know for certain, that these ten chapters of Tehilim are very, very auspicious for rectifying this sin. A person that is careful to recite them as stated above does not have to be afraid at all any more, since it will for sure be rectified through this, since they are a very tremendous rectification.
(Sefer Hamidos, Keri B 5)
Stay Away From Reshaim
Stay away from wicked people so you do not get caught in their punishment.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 2)
Stay away from wicked people so you do not get caught in their punishment.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 2)
Being An Arev for Rasha Falls to Tavas Niuf
Someone that takes responsibility for a wicked person, falls into impure lusts, he also falls into weakness.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 8)
Someone that takes responsibility for a wicked person, falls into impure lusts, he also falls into weakness.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 8)
Separating From Reshaim Brings Salvation
Someone that the distances himself from the wicked, Hashem brings him a salvation.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 14)
Someone that the distances himself from the wicked, Hashem brings him a salvation.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 14)
Do Not Live in the Home of a Rasha
Distance yourself from living in a house that was previously occupied by a wicked person.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 17)
Distance yourself from living in a house that was previously occupied by a wicked person.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 17)
Attachment to Reshaim Hurts Avodas Hashem
Attachment to the wicked damages a persons worship of Hashem.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 18)
Attachment to the wicked damages a persons worship of Hashem.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim 18)
Tznius Saves From Hidden Atheists
There are men that are atheists and big apostates but they keep it hidden and do not reveal their atheism and people do not know to guard themselves from them. However though the attribute of modesty a person is saved from these hidden atheists.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim B 4)
There are men that are atheists and big apostates but they keep it hidden and do not reveal their atheism and people do not know to guard themselves from them. However though the attribute of modesty a person is saved from these hidden atheists.
(Sefer Hamidos, Harchakas Reshaim B 4)
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