Has Never Been Published! Sipurei Chalomot – Handwritten by the Kabbalist rabbi Yehuda Fatiyah Author of Minchat Yehuda

Has Never Been Published! Sipurei Chalomot – Handwritten by the Kabbalist rabbi Yehuda Fatiyah Author of Minchat Yehuda

The compilation "Sipurei Chalomot", handwritten by the divine Kabbalist Rabbi Yehudah Fatiyah author of "Minchat Yehuda". The manuscript containing [6] pages, in which Rabbi Yehuda Fatiyah recalls his dreams and their interpretation. 15 exceptional dreams of Rabbi Fatiyah are introduced here – frightening things.

Following are several representative quotes from the stories:

* A dream from Sunday the fifth of Kislev 1931 in which he saw Eliyahu el Eini the son of his mother's sister.

* The Sabbath night the 21st of Kislev 1936, "At midnight I was sitting, dozing off, before washing my hands and I thought of the verse Lehanchil Ohavai Yesh etc and interpreted it…"

* Monday night the 22nd of Sivan 1938, "While I was sleeping a saw drawn before me in one moment the four letters of God's name … in most orderly script that could not possibly have been written by someone of this world…"

* Elul 1933, "While I was studying at the Beit Midrash of Beit Zilcha, I dozed off a little and see the prophet Yirmiya who came to me on a mission from God to give me a little of his prophecy…"

* Tishrei 1934, "On Yom Kippur which was on Sabbath when the prayer leader was saying the Selicha after Mussaf which begins with Shamem Har Zion I dozed off and saw myself walking …"

* 1934 Friday night the 25th of Tevet, "I saw that I ascended the pulpit and said the blessing of the Kohanim"

* 1934 Friday night Rosh Chodesh Adar, "I saw my late son Shimon taking boxes of dirt from place to place and he told me that it was punishment …"

* 1934 Thursday night the eve of Rosh Chodesh Av, "I saw in a dream a man who had a ghost under his left arm and that ghost was in a small glass case…"

* Thursday night the 4th of Tishrei (1935), "I dreamt that there was one Eliyahu the Prophet below in this world and five other Eliyahu like him in the five heavens…"

Three of the dreams have already appeared in his book Beit Lechem Yehuda.

To the best of our knowledge, the stories have never been printed or published.

Rabbi Yehuda Fatiyah (1859-1942) one of the greatest kabbalists of the 20th century. A genius and holy man. A disciple of the "Ben Ish Chai". He was an expert in interpreting dreams and many came to him to be blessed by him. He spoke to demons to remove Dybbuks from people. The amulets he wrote would bear fruit and save lives. He conducted many Tikkunim for saving the Jewish people, including during the Holocaust, during which he authored "Machberet Asirei Hatefilot". Most of his books dealt with Kabbalah and became basic books for studying Kabbalah. "Beit Lechem Yehuda" – commentary on Rabbi Chaim Vital's Etz Chaim. "Yein Harokeach" – commentary on Idra Rabba and Idra Zuta, "Minchat Yehuda" – commentary on the bible, Talmud and Kabbalistic books including how to deal with a Dybbuk. "Matok Lanefesh" – commentary on Saba DeMishpatim. "Afikei Mayim" – scholarly commentary on Etz Chaim. "Ateret Rachel" – commentary on Pirkei Avot. "Keter tzaddik" – on the Pentateuch. "Asireu Hatikvah" – book of prayers and supplications. "Chasdei David", "Mishlei bavel" and more. He also wrote additional manuscripts that have not yet been published.

[6] leaves. 6 handwritten pages. 3 empty leaves. 12.5x20.5cm. The heading of the first two pages I "Sipurei Chalomot". Very good condition.