Spine-Chilling - a Rare and Powerful "Open" Amulet for Destruction of Haters, Handwritten by the Sandlar HaKadosh

Spine-Chilling - a Rare and Powerful "Open" Amulet for Destruction of Haters, Handwritten by the Sandlar HaKadosh

"May it be Your will [Tetragrammaton] that You degrade, destroy, subdue and uproot so-and-so from the world. May his name be obliterated from under the Heavens. May neither he nor the angel ministering over him have standing nor resurrection ..."

One-of-a-kind powerful "open" amulet designated for the complete destruction of enemies now and ever after [no less!], handwritten by the leading hidden tzaddik of recent generations, the sacred Rabbi Moshe Ya'akov Rabikov - "HaSandlar HaKadosh" - a disciple of the Leshem who astonished the gedolim of his generation, Chassidim and mitnagdim alike, with the loftiness of his sanctity and his spiritual prowess. [Tel Aviv, undated.]

This is certainly an unconventional weapon!! designated to use mystical powers to completely uproot the person whose name is written on this amulet - him and the angel appointed over him from above. The amulet was written in sanctity and purity by the leader of the group of hidden tzaddikim of the previous generation. The Chazon Ish and the Beit Yisrael of Gur would send the most dire cases to him for salvation. Stories of his miracles and wonders would fill many volumes and are passed through generations, told by father to son.

Writing amulets to override the natural order of the world is known in Jewish tradition from the dawn of time. These matters are known from the histories of tzaddikim and need no further proof, as they have brought the childless to bear children, wealth to various individuals, and even resurrected the dead. Talmud Bavli in Tractate Shabbat (61b) establishes clear rules for effective amulets: “Rav Papa states: it is obvious that when at least three amulets were prepared for three people, a minimum of three times, and the amulets were indeed effective, then it is quite clear that amulets by that same Kabbalist have the spiritual powers, and they are guaranteed to perform as desired. It is worth emphasizing that in that sugya, it relates that only that specific amulet that was previously effective receives the seal itmachi gavra v'itmachi kamiya.

This amulet fulfills the complete qualifications required by the Talmud for an "expert amulet." Hence it is guaranteed to be effective: 1) Expert person - the amulet was written by one of the leading Kabbalists of recent generations, known to have prepared amulets effective not for just three people, but for hundreds or possibly even thousands, and 2) Expert amulet - this specific amulet already eliminated two people! In the margins of this open amulet, the Holy Shoemaker wrote two names of Jew-hating Arabs - the first known as a partner of Hitler, may his name be obliterated, - none other than the mufti of Jerusalem Haj Amin al-Husseini, "Haj Amin al-Hussenan son of Znava'a, may his name be obliterated."

Tzaddikim and Kabbalists are known for their love of the Jewish people and would never use their mystical powers to hurt another; they would only use them for their benefit. Hence, the vast majority of true amulets were for protection and not for damage. A true Kabbalist would never write an amulet to cause damage. A Kabbalist who would comply with a request to prepare such an amulet would clearly demonstrate thereby that he is not the type to have the relevant powers and his amulets would be ineffective. According to the names written in the margins of this amulet, it is obvious why the Sandlar HaKadosh made an exception and wrote this dangerous amulet - to save the Jewish people from its enemies. It is not recommended for anyone to be the third name added to this amulet's blacklist ... as his end would be no different, Heaven forbid, from those same enemies of the Jewish people. As such, the owner of the amulet would be well-advised to be extremely careful, as he has in his possession a very powerful weapon indeed.

Refer to the Hebrew catalog text for a brief biography of Rabbi Moshe Ya'akov b"r Yosef HaKohen Rabikov - "HaSandlar HaKadosh."

[1] leaf paper, 13x8 cm. Entirely handwritten and signed by the Sandlar HaKadosh.

Fine-very fine condition. Fold mark. Aging stains.