Sunday
Tikkun for the sanctity of the covenant and guarding the Yesod; blessing and tikkun for family purity; and a tikkun for the elevation of young souls and the comfort of their parents.
יִפְתַּח ה' לְךָ אֶת אוֹצָרוֹ הַטּוֹב
Guidance, counsel and spiritual support rooted in the sources
An ancient, traditional Kabbalistic ceremony for energetic cleansing, removing the evil eye, releasing blockages, clarity of mind, calm and inner peace.
The ceremony is performed personally and discreetly, for a symbolic fee that covers the Rabbi's expenses, the materials and the running of the ceremony.
The ceremony unfolds in three stages, with kavanot and holy names

Eleven verses of Psalms that begin and end with the letter Nun are read; they are known as a segulah for guarding and protection. The Rabbi sends a personal photo with a short explanation of the shape that formed.
A piece of lead is melted and poured into cold water, together with holy kavanot using names from the Kabbalah.
The lead is nullified and broken down until it becomes spiritual ash, alongside the Rabbi's recommendations and guidance for the road ahead. A traditional process that can help disperse negative influences, renew one's energy, and bring new strength and positive influences into life.
Pidyon Nefesh (“redemption of the soul”) is a profound spiritual tikkun based on the Kabbalistic kavanot of the holy Rashash, of blessed memory.
Its main purpose is to bring a person's spirit into balance, restore peace of mind, neutralize negative influences and tensions, and bring blessing, salvation and protection into their life.
The tikkun is performed by the Rabbi using holy names, special kavanot, and 160 silver-colored coins to transform judgment into mercy. After the tikkun, the redemption money is given in full to charity in your merit.
Pidyon Nefesh is considered an ancient and powerful tool for facing life's challenges, strengthening faith and trust, attaining inner peace, and opening new paths. Many turn to this tikkun in times of crisis, or when they feel unrest or a sense of being “stuck” in their lives.
People often experience challenges and delays in their lives. Our sources teach that through repentance, prayer, charity and a suitable spiritual tikkun one can, with God's help, strengthen one's protection, open blockages of mazal, and find the strength and guidance to overcome obstacles.
A tikkun every day — participation ₪180 per name
Tikkun for the sanctity of the covenant and guarding the Yesod; blessing and tikkun for family purity; and a tikkun for the elevation of young souls and the comfort of their parents.
Tikkun for those delayed in finding a partner; blessing for peace in the home, strengthening family bonds and peace of mind.
Prayer and tikkun for healthy, enduring offspring, the health of children, and joy from the family.
Tikkun for livelihood: releasing financial delays, the blessing of abundance, and prosperous business.
Tikkun of the soul and release of inner blockages.
An extended Hatarat Nedarim (annulment of vows) ceremony and release of spiritual blockages.
A tikkun for the elevation of your loved ones' souls — ₪260 per name, covering the Rabbi's expenses, the materials and the prayers.
Every night, between midnight and dawn, a Pidyon Nefesh is performed with the kavanot of the Rashash — for tikkun of the tzelem, for protection, and for opening one's mazal.
After the tikkun, the funds of the tikkunim and pidyonot are given to charity with the kavanot of tzedakah, in your merit.
₪400 per item

A designed physical coin for blessing and for inspiring abundance at home or in business.
A designed silver pendant engraved with the formula of guarding and protection attributed to Rabbi Kaduri, of blessed memory.
A quality metal coin with a silver finish, uniquely engraved with the traditional Kabbalistic intentions of charity.
A unique protective coin suitable for carrying in a wallet or bag; recommended for therapists, managers and people in business. Dedicated models for women and for men.
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With the blessing of the Torah,
Rabbi Ben Zion Nissan