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Segulah for Grace and favour

For grace and kindness

לחן ולחסד

A practice reported by Chida (Rabbi Chaim Yosef David Azulai) in Kaf A‘hat (Avodat HaKodesh).

  • Grace and favour

What to do

  1. 1After the Shacharit prayer, say the following.Step source: Kaf Achat 30 — segment 2
  2. 2Say the verses given by the source, beginning with “Haazinu hashamayim veadabera”.Step source: Kaf Achat 30 — segment 2
  3. 3Then say the prayer given by the source, reproduced below.Step source: Kaf Achat 30 — segment 3

What the source does not specify

  • The source does not specify a number of repetitions.
  • The source does not specify who performs the practice.
  • The source does not specify a place.
  • The source does not specify a duration.

What for?

Verses and prayer reported after Shacharit to find favour.

Source text

Original canonical text

לחן ולחסד.

אחר תפלת שחרית יאמר. האזינו השמים ואדברה ותשמע הארץ אמרי פי יערוף כמטר לקחי תזל כטל אמרתי כשעירים עלי דשא וכרביבים עלי עשב כי שם ה׳ אקרא הבו גודל לאלהינו:

יהרמ״י או״א שתעשה למען רחמיך ולמען קדושת פסוקים אלו והשמות הקדושים שבהם ותתננו לאהבה לחן ולחסד ולרחמים בעיני כל רואינו ויהיו דברינו נשמעים לעבודתך ויהיו כל מעשינו לש״ש ותצליחנו בלימודינו ובכל מעשה ידינו אכ״יר:

Understanding this segulah

Source verified on 2026-09-23

The ‘Hida brings, for finding grace and kindness, saying after Shacharit the verses beginning “Haazinu hashamayim veadabera”, then the prayer printed in the source, which mentions the holiness of those verses and the holy Names within them. The source specifies no number of repetitions, no performer, no place, and no duration. No outcome is promised.

Documentary provenance

Author :
‘Hida — Rabbi ‘Haïm Yossef David Azoulay
Work :
Kaf A‘hat (Avodat HaKodesh)
Exact reference :
Kaf Achat 30
Tradition :
Séfarade
Edition :
Avodat HaKodesh, Pressburg, 1859
Text licence :
Public Domain

Source verified on 2026-09-23

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