Jewish belief on Magic, Sorcery & Segulas | PARSHAS MISHPATIM 5786

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Jewish belief on Magic, Sorcery & Segulas | PARSHAS MISHPATIM 5786

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What’s up Chevra?! Are magic, sorcery, and “segulas” (charms) just harmless superstitions, or do they touch something deeper in Jewish thought? In this insightful class on Parshas Mishpatim 5786, Rabbi Moshe Chaim explores the Torah’s strong stance on witchcraft while revealing the true spiritual power behind effective segulas. The Torah commands “Do not allow a witch to live,” yet segulas have a real place in our tradition — when properly understood. Rabbi explains that a true segula isn’t a shortcut or idol-like charm, but something that transforms you: it builds discipline, shifts mindset, and opens pipelines of blessing from Hashem. Whether it’s saying Parshat HaMann daily for parnassa or going to the Kotel for 40 days, the real power lies in how it changes the person doing it. With warmth, humor, and practical wisdom, Rabbi contrasts “magic” that bypasses God with authentic Jewish practices rooted in emunah, Torah, and personal growth. He addresses common pitfalls (like over-relying on amulets or red strings without inner work) and shows how proper segulas align us with divine flow rather than replace it. Whether you’re curious about spirituality or seeking deeper Torah c

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