A Segulah for a Yeshua:
Sefer V’Zos L’Yehuda (Tehillim, page 313) relates that someone once came to the gaon and ba’al mofes, Rav Elazar Fisch of Biksad zy”a, and told him that he needed a specific yeshua. The Rebbe told him that he should say Sefer Tehillim twice every day. The fact that this leads to yeshuos is seen from the words: “From the leftovers in the bottles (‘kankanim’), a miracle occurred for the roses.” Tehillim consists of 150 chapters (“kan”). Thus, the words can be understood to mean that if one says the 150 chapters twice (‘kankanim’), he will merit miracles.
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