Rebbetzin coming to Monsey to remove Ayin Hara

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energy11 ↓

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 3:41 pm

Does anyone knows about the Rebbetzin coming to Monsey to remove Ayin hara? (It has been advertised here and there).
Has anyone gone to her or someone else in Monsey?
Any feedback or recommendation would be greatly appreciated.
This is for a family who had 3 grandchildren within a week!
H-E-L-P!

louche

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 4:17 pm

If they had three grandchildren--btw you forgot to say kein ayin hara--then it doesn't sound to me as if they've been hexed by an ayin hara. aderabba, sounds to me like they've been KAH blessed big time. ken yirbu. though I foresee future "problems" if more than one of them is a boy and they're cousins, not siblings, as there will be two or more bar mitzvahs the same week. we should all have such 'problems'.

↑ energy11 ↓

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 4:19 pm

Thank you but still..anyone, please?

Mirabelle

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 4:20 pm

Why is 3 grandchildren in a week a problem????

groisamomma

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 4:21 pm

I get this queasy feeling when I hear about such things. Years ago, when shidduchim didn't go oh-so-perfectly smooth for me, my mother looked into such and other shtusim and it creeped me out when the bearded lady came around holding lit candles aloft in the dark, gloomy house LOL

Just kidding. I don't believe any of this is honest, IMO it's just a money-making idea that nobody else has the guts to peddle.

ysydmom

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 5:16 pm

To the OP please PM me, I have some basic info for you.

Rodent

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 7:01 pm

Sounds like the sort of thing to stay AWAY from in my opinion....

PinkFridge ↓

Tue, Jun 22 2010, 7:03 pm

Is this Rebbetzin Aidel Miller who also does laugh therapy? She's supposed to be quite legit.
I assume that the concern is that a family that experiences such simcha is more prone to be victim to ayin hara, so this is to ward off such effects? If it's your mesorah, no reason to go for it. I'm sure she'll tell you that this is just one facet to hishtadlus in this situation, and give you hadracha as to other avenues to pursue.

joy613

Wed, Jun 23 2010, 1:17 am

groisamomma wrote:

Just kidding. I don't believe any of this is honest, IMO it's just a money-making idea that nobody else has the guts to peddle.

The ayin hara lady (OP, are you talking about R' Aidel Miller) is not a shtus and not a money making idea. It is completely legitimate and honest with haskamos from gedolim of E"Y. She learned her method from the very well known R' Chava Lutzkin in Meah shearim who has been doing it for decades, and most of the money she (R' Lutzkin) gets goes to tzedakah. Go check out her apartment if you don't believe me.

slushiemom

Wed, Jun 23 2010, 1:43 am

Hashem loves me wrote:

groisamomma wrote:

Just kidding. I don't believe any of this is honest, IMO it's just a money-making idea that nobody else has the guts to peddle.

It may be 'legit' if you believe in that kind of thing... but many people take it way too far, and I know orthodox rabbis who don't go for this kind of thing either...

MommyZ

Wed, Jun 23 2010, 6:11 am

Can someone please explain to me how believing in ayin hara is not apikorsus? You believe there is a power other then Hashem.

↑ PinkFridge ↓

Wed, Jun 23 2010, 6:46 am

MommyZ wrote:

Can someone please explain to me how believing in ayin hara is not apikorsus? You believe there is a power other then Hashem.

I have heard that ayin hara is sholet on those who believe it.
The idea is, someone can have ill feelings for another, out of jealousy (or in your face ostentation or bragging about one's good fortune) and that can somehow stir things up in the Heavenly court, as in, hey, does this person really deserve the good fortune? And depending on where that person is, and how they're managing it, they may be judged a bit more strictly and may lose out somehow.
I think this is it, in a simplistic nutshell.
Some years ago I heard Rabbi Kessin on lashon hara, who also got into the inner workings of the Heavenly court, and what the harm lashon hara can bring on a person. So maybe it's not all as woo-woo as it sounds...

Ruchel

Wed, Jun 23 2010, 7:25 am

Rebbetzin Lutzkin doesn't do it anymore, her son does now, I'm told.
Rebbetzin Shmerler still does.

life'sgreat ↓

Wed, Jun 23 2010, 11:03 am

Ruchel wrote:

Rebbetzin Lutzkin doesn't do it anymore, her son does now, I'm told.
Rebbetzin Shmerler still does.

My cousin.

↑ energy11

Wed, Jun 23 2010, 5:03 pm

Could I please get a phone number?
thanks!

BeershevaBubby ↓

Thu, Jul 22 2010, 10:58 pm

A friend of mine here in Israel believes her daughter has an Ayin Harah put on her. Can anyone please give me a name and phone number of someone who removes Ayin Harahs?

Thank you.

Besiyata Dishmaya

Sat, Jul 24 2010, 3:40 pm

YESHASettler wrote:

A friend of mine here in Israel believes her daughter has an Ayin Harah put on her. Can anyone please give me a name and phone number of someone who removes Ayin Harahs?

Thank you.

- Rebbetzen Eidel Miller 052-763-5533, 02-571-1266, 02-571-0850
- Rebbitzen Lifzkin 02-537-0312, 02-585-2693

↑ BeershevaBubby

Sat, Jul 24 2010, 9:34 pm

Thank you!

↑ life'sgreat

Sat, Jul 24 2010, 10:24 pm

Besiyata Dishmaya wrote:

YESHASettler wrote:

A friend of mine here in Israel believes her daughter has an Ayin Harah put on her. Can anyone please give me a name and phone number of someone who removes Ayin Harahs?

Thank you.

- Rebbetzen Eidel Miller 052-763-5533, 02-571-1266, 02-571-0850
- Rebbitzen Lifzkin 02-537-0312, 02-585-2693

That's meant to be Lutzkin, right? She's not doing it any longer. Her son is. There's also a Mrs. Szmerla, but don't know the phone number.

faigie

Sun, Jul 25 2010, 8:52 am

anyone do it in the states?

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