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![]() Healing in any part of the world is closely bound to its culture, and Judaism is no exception. Why has healing gone unrecognized this long? Perhaps we have become so assimilated into Western culture and its medicine that we have forgotten our own healing heritage. Jewish literature embodies many references to healing from the Torah, the Talmud to the Kabbalah. God is our ultimate healer.
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NEW! Jewish Healing Prayers
Prayer is one of the most important tools we have for healing. Not only should we rely on the prayers that others offer in our behalf, but we must pray for ourselves. This link will take you to Healing prayers where you will find the options for choices of healing prayer. Jewish healing articles You can learn more about Jewish healing from the articles by clicking here Healing through the study of Torah
A Course in Jewish Healing
If you have any specific concerns about your health that's not covered in the Course, click here and give us a brief description of problems you would like to heal. Would you like us to recommend a healer in your area? We'll get right back to you. The Course in Jewish Healing is based on Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism. Healing takes place naturally in an environment of love and acceptance, a display of God’s image. |
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