Käevõrud Kabalah red strings bracelet jerusalem, uued

UUED käevõrud KABALAH RED STRINGS BRACELET RACHEL TOMB

from Jerusalem Israel

You are looking on a Kabbalah red string blessed at Rachel’s Tomb in Bethlehem, Holy Land, Israel.

You will also receive the "Ben Porat " prayer card which reading the prayer will give you good luck in your life.

Wear the Kabbalah red string around the left wrist, like a watch or jewelry.

How to wear the Kabbalah Red String Bracelet

Have someone you love to tie the Red String to your left wrist. First, have them tie the string closely around your wrist with a simple knot. Repeat by knotting the string six more times for a total of seven knots. Now make a promise to yourself that you will refrain from negative thoughts or talk about others. This harmful behavior will interfere with your effort to gain personal fulfillment and protection. Then have the person finish by saying the Ben Porat Prayer which prevents others from giving us the evil eye.

More About the Kabbalah Red String

The Red String Kabbalah Bracelet is used for protection against the Evil Eye. The Evil Eye is a very powerful negative force. It refers to the unfriendly stare and unkind glances we sometimes get from people around us. Envious eyes and looks of ill will affect us, stopping us from realizing our full potential in every area of our life.

According to Kabbalah, the critical need to confront the problem of negative influences cannot be underestimated. People who fail to understand this and activate a protective shield through positive and proactive behavior will eventually become victims. Kabbalah teaches us that we can remove intrusive negative influences and, more importantly, that we have the potential to eradicate negativity forever! The power of the eye, when understood from a Kabbalistic perspective, becomes as powerful a healing instrument as it can be a devastating channel of destruction.

Rachel and The Red String

An ancient tradition is to wind a Red String seven times around the tomb of Rachel, the great Matriarch. Rachel, wife of Jacob, gave birth after many barren years to two sons, Yosef (Joseph), and later Binyamin (Benjamin). During the birth or Binyamin, Rachel passes away, and is buried on the road between Jerusalem and Bethlehem in the Land of Israel.

The Evil Eye in the Book of the Zohar

A person possessed of an evil eye carries with him the eye of the destroying negative force; hence it is called "destroyer of the world," and people should be on their guard against them and not come near them so that they should not be injured by them!
Zohar I, p.68b

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