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Segulah for Finding a spouse
Shirat HaYam for a match
שירת הים לזיווג
A practice reported by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov in Sefer HaMiddot.
- Finding a spouse
What to do
- 1The source addresses one who finds it hard to find his match.Step source: Sefer HaMiddot, Marriage 1 — segment 1
- 2Say Shirat HaYam with kavanah.Step source: Sefer HaMiddot, Marriage 1 — segment 1
What the source does not specify
- The source does not specify a number of repetitions.
- The source does not specify the time of day.
- The source does not specify a place.
- The source does not specify a duration.
What for?
For one struggling to find a match: say Shirat HaYam with intention.
Source text
Original canonical text
א. מִי שֶׁקָּשֶׁה לוֹ לִמְצא זִוּוּגוֹ יאמַר בְּכַוָּנָה שִׁירַת הַיָּם.
Understanding this segulah
Source verified on 2026-09-23
Rabbi Nachman writes in Sefer HaMiddot that one who finds it hard to find his match should say Shirat HaYam with kavanah. The source specifies no time, place, count, or duration. No outcome is promised.
Documentary provenance
- Author :
- Rabbi Na‘hman de Breslev
- Work :
- Sefer HaMiddot
- Exact reference :
- Sefer HaMiddot, Marriage 1
- Tradition :
- ‘Hassidout Breslev
- Edition :
- Sefer HaMidot -- rabenubook
- Text licence :
- Public Domain
Source verified on 2026-09-23
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