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Tashmish Kdusha of one of the Tzaddikim of recent generations! The Talit Gadol of the holy Rav of Tosh.
May the Talid spread its wings on them and save them like an eagle that stirs up its nest and hovers over its young.
‘מכנף הארץ זמירות שמענו צבי לצדיק’ The virtue of Mitzvat Talit and Tzitzit cannot be described. The importance of the Mitzvah is known from the Sages and the holy books. According to the Gemora tractate Avodah Zarah, the Tzitzis can save from Mezikim and the evil inclination and is a Segulah for protection. In his writings, the Ari implies that the Talit has a Segulah for Zivug and blessing.
All the thousands who came to the holy court of the holy Rav of Tosh remember his mighty prayer. With this Talit he used to pray on Sabbath and the Jewish festivals and said the Kiddush on Sabbath eve.
Enclosed is a letter by the close Chassid who received it from Rabbi Yaakov himself.
A fabric Atarah at the top of the Talit. Some stains of usage. Some aging stains. Large Talit, Mehuderet. Very good condition.
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