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January 22, 2013 1:18 am at 1:18 am #607885jewishnessParticipant
Tuesday of Parshas bishalach is tomorrow. There is a well known sigulah from R’ Mendel of Riminov to say Parshas hamun twice mikra and once targum.
Does anyone know anything about this sgula? Is there a real source for it? Who was R’ mendel of Rimnov? What is the idea of Tuesday? I understand Bishalach – the mun is in this weeks parsha. Perhaps Tuesday, because it says “tov” twice on th third day of creation. who knows.
Any info about this would be great.
January 22, 2013 3:57 am at 3:57 am #921986ThePurpleOneMemberits the 9th month the 9th day the 9th hour and its for parnassah and there must be a good source cuz ton of ppl do it.. my parents r doing it!!
January 22, 2013 4:10 am at 4:10 am #921987jewishnessParticipantuh…do you mean the 11th month? shvat is the eleventh month from nissan. And tomorrow is the eleventh day.
but what does the eleventh hour mean? It needs to be done at a specific hour? Never heard that one.
January 22, 2013 4:21 am at 4:21 am #921988147Participantits the 9th month the 9th day
Purplicious:- To me this description sounds like Kisslev 9th, or perhaps Sivvon 9th, if counting the months from Rosh haShono.
Tuesday this week being Shevot 11th, is the Jewish 11/11, but clearly Tuesday of Beshalach is not every year, 11/11.
But more pertinently, why isn’t this Seguloh on Thursday of the week of BeShalch? since Parshas haMon commences in Parshas Chamishi of Beshalach.
January 22, 2013 6:54 am at 6:54 am #921989ThePurpleOneMemberwaitt so is thr something else on the 9th day and month or rlly its just 11th everything? oh well, mistakes;)!! but does anyone know if has to be sed in 11th hour or anytime??
January 22, 2013 1:00 pm at 1:00 pm #921990R.T.ParticipantParshat HaMon is contained inside Sedra BeShalach which is read this week.
Why on Tuesday? Simply it’s Yom Shlishi and during creation, vegetation (which is from a certain point of view the beginning of the food chain) sprang forth.
Also, our economy in the times of Chaza”l was primarily based on agriculture.
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