Amulet on parchment in the handwriting of Rabbi Yitzchak Kadouri - zt "l - a virtue for success and livelihood ...

Amulet on parchment in the handwriting of Rabbi Yitzchak Kadouri - zt "l - a virtue for success and livelihood against the evil eye - very rare
A talisman given by the elder Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak Kadouri, is written in his very holy handwriting. very rare.

The amulet is given to a person to "have grace and mercy ... and the evil eye will not be dominated by witchcraft and fanatics ...".

Rabbi Kaduri rarely wrote amulets on parchment, so this amulet is very rare. In his amulets, Rabbi Kadouri wrote a short prayer and mentioned the names of angels, but firmly opposed to the services of angels and the like,

Before writing the amulet and writing the names of the angels, the rabbi made many preparations to write them in holiness and purity. The great sages of Israel relied on the rabbi's charms without question. They said that he was sharp in writing amulets, and even permitted them to go on Shabbat, like an amulet written by an expert (Divrei Yitzchak p. 35).

The Gaon of Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak Kadouri (1899-2005) was a great genius in the revealed and the hidden Torah, known for his holiness and righteousness, and as a master of mysteries.

[1] parchment. 13.5X4.5 cm.

Given within a frame: 24X17.5 cm.

Very good condition. Small tear without damage to text.