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Excising the evil presence

From the Gemara in Nedarim to numerous seforim and commentaries, Jewish sages have always warned of the terrifying threat of verbal curses. Whether you involuntarily uttered something or were the unfortunate recipient of a curse from another, the list of ramifications is long.

Jewish history is filled with stories of shidduchim that went awry, sudden illnesses that befell the healthy, young deaths before their natural time, and other frightening stories attributed to evil manifestations of curses.

As a guardian of Klal Yisroel, Kollel Chatzos offers a proper Hatoras Klalos ritual that helps obliterate the effect of curses. A Minyan of talmidei chachamim recite the sacred passages composed by the Rashash, excising the evil presence from both the person under duress and any potential originator of the curse.

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hatoras klalos segulah Remove Evil Inflicted By Self Or Others "Hatoras klalos can be considered a mitzvah in accordance with 'Venishmartem me'od lenafshoseichem', as a curse harms the originator too by circling back onto them." (Haklalah Livracha)

hatoras klalos segulah
Remove Evil Inflicted By Self Or Others

"Hatoras klalos can be considered a mitzvah in accordance with 'Venishmartem me'od lenafshoseichem', as a curse harms the originator too by circling back onto them." (Haklalah Livracha)