04The making
Blessings
Rabbi blessing, advice and guidance
For questions about availability and coordination at a Torah class: +972-54-284-3566 by WhatsApp or phone.
“A person must think thoughts to devise sound and proper counsel for his fellow, and this is one of the foundations of the ways of kindness.”
Blessings and salvation
- Health
- Livelihood
- Peace in the home
Blessings and salvation
- Finding a worthy match
- Fertility (having children)
- Prayer for one’s children
Tikkunim and spiritual concerns
- Prayer about negative energy
- Jealousy and hatred
- Ayin hara (the evil eye)
Ceremonies and segulot
- Hatavat chalom (dream amelioration)
- Hatarat nedarim (annulment of vows and curses)
Ceremonies and segulot
- Tikkun for the departed
- Tehillim recited by young Torah schoolchildren
How to reach him
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Call or message
By phone or WhatsApp: +972-54-284-3566.
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Tell us briefly
What it is about and what you are asking for.
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Arrange a meeting
At your home, in Jerusalem, or by phone.
“A person must think thoughts to devise sound and proper counsel for his fellow, and this is one of the foundations of the ways of kindness.”
Frequently asked questions
What is ayin hara (the evil eye) in Judaism?
Ayin hara is the Jewish term for harm associated with envy or a begrudging eye. The traditional response is prayer, blessing and reciting Tehillim. Rabbi Uziel offers prayer and blessing for ayin hara concerns, jealousy and negative energy.
How do I contact Rabbi Uziel?
For questions about availability and coordination at a Torah class: +972-54-284-3566 by WhatsApp or phone.
When is hanukkiah collection coordinated?
You can ask the team about availability and coordination at the next suitable Torah class. Contact does not set a time.
What is hatavat chalom?
Hatavat chalom is a traditional prayer formula recited before three people to turn a troubling dream to good. It can be arranged with Rabbi Uziel.
What is hatarat nedarim?
Hatarat nedarim is a halachic procedure in which three people, acting as a court, release a person from vows and undertakings. It is customarily done on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, and can be arranged at other times too.
The personal blessing is offered in the spirit of Jewish tradition and does not promise any outcome.
The personal blessing is offered in the spirit of Jewish tradition and does not promise any outcome.