I need to talk to a real kabbalist please!!!

amother

Thu, Jan 15 2015, 10:15 pm

Please give me the contact # of a real kosher kabbalist who won't charge me money.

ROFL

Thu, Jan 15 2015, 10:31 pm

I think that you are out of luck. Most charge lots of money. Pray to hashem he can help you !

Dolly Welsh

Thu, Jan 15 2015, 11:02 pm

Yes.

If you want a chassidishe take on your issue, which may be in the neighborhood of the way you are thinking, try the Ask the Rabbi link on Chabad dot org.

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agreer

Thu, Jan 15 2015, 11:24 pm

Can you tell us why?

I've been to many "kabbalists" and I can assure you that the lovely women of Imamother sometimes have much better advice than these rip-off charlatans who prey on the desperate and broken-hearted.

I'm sure there are real people that are versed in kabbala, but the people who make money off of it are sick.

Jeanette

Thu, Jan 15 2015, 11:27 pm

I think you need to see the "specialist of Anipoli."

Quote:

Yaakov had been terribly ill for weeks. He finally decided to ask R. Mordechai of Neshchiz for advice. “Rebbe,” he sobbed, “please help me. I am extremely sick. I have gone to every doctor in town, but none of them has a cure for me.”

“It seems that you haven’t gone to the right doctor,” replied R. Mordechai. “Go immediately to Anipoli and talk to the specialist there. Then you will be cured.”

Yaakov thanked the Rebbe for his advice, hired a wagon, and set out for Anipoli. When he arrived there, he rushed over to the first person he saw and asked, “Please, tell me where the great specialist lives. I am very ill and must see him right away.”

The person was puzzled. “You came to Anipoli for a specialist?! This is such a small village, we don’t even have a doctor here.”

“You must be mistaken,” Yaakov insisted. “R. Mordechai of Neshchiz explicitly told me to go to Anipoli and see the specialist here. You must tell me—where does he live?”

“But there is no doctor here,” the man repeated.

Yaakov went to everyone in town, asking each the same question: “Where is the specialist? I must see the specialist right away.” And everyone gave him the same answer: “There is no specialist in Anipoli. There is not even a doctor.”

Disappointed and frustrated, Yaakov returned to R. Mordechai of Neshchiz. “Rebbe,” he said, “I don’t understand. You sent me to Anipoli, but the people told me that not only is there no specialist there, there is not even a doctor.”

“Hmm. They don’t even have a doctor?” questioned the Rebbe. “So did you ask the people what they do when someone is sick?”

“I did,” Yaakov replied. “They told me that when someone is sick, they pray to G-d and rely on Him to cure them.”

“Now do you understand?” R. Mordechai explained. “The people in Anipoli go to the greatest specialist in the world. They pray to G-d. He is the one Who cures us all.”1

finallyamommy

Fri, Jan 16 2015, 7:45 am

amother wrote:

Please give me the contact # of a real kosher kabbalist who won't charge me money.

What location? I might be able to help.

FS613

Tue, Jul 21 2015, 1:24 pm

The Kaalov Rebbe doesn't charge for a visit.

http://www.kaalov.org/appointments

sped

Tue, Jul 21 2015, 2:18 pm

In Israel - Rav Yaakov Hillel. He is R"Y and the author of a book about how to choose a kabbalist to speak to. He is considered the greatest of all living in Israel today and has taught most of the others. He also thinks that most of those who parade themselves as miracle workers are charlatans.
Good Luck

Iymnok

Tue, Jul 21 2015, 3:28 pm

sped wrote:

I opened this thread just to name Rav Yaakov Hillel!
He is a talmid chacham first, then a mekubal. He is very down to earth and normal. The Gedolim hold of him.

amother

Yellow

Wed, Jul 29 2015, 3:27 pm

Iymnok wrote:

I opened this thread just to name Rav Yaakov Hillel!
He is a talmid chacham first, then a mekubal. He is very down to earth and normal. The Gedolim hold of him.

Is there any Mekubal in the New York area, or who frequents NY, that this Rabbi recommends?

TIA