pidyon kaparot 100% donation for poor and needy
Pidyon Kaparot – Prayer, repentance and righteousness to revoke the order of evil in your life.
Yom Kippur is the Day of Judgment where it was not possible to atone and sweeten crimes and evil deeds
And by a fresh start in doing good and giving charity to the poor
Ask for mercy in a special prayer of the Breslav followers who will write us in the great court of hashem itbarech
For a good and corrected life in spirituality and materiality
To take advantage of troubles and torments.
The custom of Yom Kippur that every person will redeem his soul before Yom Kippur in charity and good deed
Come and join us in doing charity for the poor of Jerusalem and the followers of Breslav
And you will be cleansed from the evil eye of sorcery and all evil in spirituality and carnality
To be a partner in strengthening the Torah scholars of BRESLOVE CHASIDIM.
Blessing of rabbi nachman & his hasidim For A Sweet New Year
by donating Pidyon Kaparot to the poors & needs of jerusalem.
pidyon kaparot
We all know people who currently have no income. Many of our neighbors and friends find themselves in this situation.
yom kipor & Succos is approaching and our brethren in Breslevmeir who just about makes ends meet are now chocking. Yom Tov is now approaching, and these families have no clue how they will make Yom Tov.
These struggling families have no idea how they’ll be able to get through this. Their children are asking for the same bread and cereal but so far they have not been able to buy any. Their infants cry for their formula bottles but they have not been able to get any.
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For the impoverished, Yom Tov can be an especially painful time. Please help provide the Yom Tov meals for these destitute families. Please consider sponsoring Yom Tov for a family $$$ dollars. In the zchus of helping those less fortunate we may merit gezunt, parnasah, and nachas.
Take part in this holy work by donating generously, and helping your fellow Jew weather this storm.
Donate now for “pideyon kaparot”
The rabbis set a price for atonements – the cost of a dish for a meal with chicken, which in the Land of Israel is between 26 NIS and 36 NIS for a respectable meal
1 – Forgiveness of sins of the previous year and write for a clean and good new year + Contribution to the Redemption of the soul (absolution sins) & atonement of one person single time: $45
2 – "pideyon kaparot" – to make happy and feed an entire family on the holiday – and you will receive from us Pidyon for you whole family + prayers for you at the western wall + breslev yeshiva: $160
3 – super “pideyon kaparot”– Get pidyon kapparot + Pidyon nefesh + evil eye removel & curse for all your whole family by donaion: 1200$
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As we approach the joyous celebration of Rosh Hashana, it's time to send warm wishes and heartfelt greetings to our loved ones.
Here are some short greetings for Rosh Hashana:
May your Shana B Tova – filled with sweetness like apples dipped in honey, and may the sounding of the shofar herald a year of peace, love, and unity for all. Wishing you a Rosh Hashana that is as beautiful as the blooming flowers in springtime.
Sending you warm wishes for good health, success in all your endeavors, and an abundance of love throughout the coming year. Shana Tova U'Metuka!
As we reflect on the past year and look forward to new beginnings, may you find renewed strength and inspiration. May your dreams take flight like doves soaring in the sky, carrying your hopes to new heights.
May this Rosh Hashana be filled with sweetness and joy for you and your loved ones. Wishing you a year of abundant blessings, good health, and endless laughter. L'Shana Tova!
As the sun sets on this year and a new one rises, let praise and thanks be given to Hashem on our past achievements and pray and look forward to a future filled with endless possibilities. May your hopes and dreams be fulfilled in ways beyond your imagination.
And if you enjoy – go to the following link: Greetings for Rosh Hashana
