Moshiach and Geulah

Posted on Nava's site:

Approximately 8 weeks ago, HaRav HaMekubal Tidhar Shlita of Kochav Yaakov told his students a dream and revealed the warnings he received from Shamayim of what will happen until Purim:

1. The dollar will plummet and by Purim, its value will stand at 3.36 shekels; (today, 3 days before Purim, the dollar stands at 3.38 shekels)
2. There will be high-alert in the IDF;
3. Remove money from bank.

The holy Kabbalist Rabbi Elazar Abuchatzeira Shlita* (son of the holy Baba Sali, zs'kl) has been urging people to be in Eretz Israel by Purim and said that something very significant will happen between Purim and Pesach.

http://www.bhol.co.il/forum/topic.asp?topic_id=2379315

BarDaas wrote:Posted on Nava's site:

...revealed the warnings he received from Shamayim of what will happen until Purim:

Funny, in the original Hebrew it doesn't say anything about "warnings", it says "messages".

They are warning messages.

From the same source:

Proof of just how the dollar has become worthless and people are willing to pay mega dollars for a flake, someone on E-bay is offering ONE, I repeat, ONE flake of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes measuring 2 inches in length and 1 3/8 inches in width, for sale. The shipping cost is US $4.99 and the current bid for the ONE FLAKE stands at US dollar $200,444.00.

this is a piece of news which is much easier to check than the geula messages. There is no trace on ebay of the auction, and, if you look it up on the internet as i did, it turns out that the flake, shaped like illinois (a curiosity, not a morsel of food) had a highest bid of 116$ or something, but then, ebay pulled the ad, allegedly because of violation of food policy (only sealed food is allowed and all that fineprint). By the way usually such bids are made by friends and are intended to attract attention (perhaps on other auctions of that sellers) or just for amusement, and this is the real reason ebay pulls auctions of that kind. Those of us that are not willing to believe that a morsel of food in the usa is worthy 200K$ should perhaps take with a grain of salt the rest of the blog, too.

May it be G-d's will that something does happen between Purim and Pesach, or before Purim, or in any case, in good time and with kindness. We have been waiting for a long time. It is not something to be afraid of.

Do you have any idea how much time and effort it takes to publish a blog on a regular basis?
Perhaps you should keep your nasty comments to yourself.
Yasher koach to Nava and all other bloggers who spend every day working hard to give chizzuk to the Jewish people.

Let's be honest. The blogger in question lacks discernment. A joke on ebay becomes a sign of the collapse of the US economy?!

I agree about nasty comments, though.

The same advice to bloggers and forum posters: if you don't have something helpful to say, keep the keyboard silent!

She might be a little "flaky" (like a corn flake? ) but she keeps things interesting!

Check out the latest post

Wednesday, March 19, 2008
UPDATE

...The holy Kabbalist Rabbi Elazar Abuchatzeira Shlita has been urging people to be in Eretz Israel by Purim...

* My husband will be trying today to call the Kabbalist Rabbi Elazar Abuchatzeira Shlita, b'h, to verify if the Kadosh Elyon actually said the above and if yes, how urgent is it that we get on a plane...

UPDATE:

My husband called the Gabai of the Tzaddik Kabbalist Rabbi Elazar Abuchatzeira Shlita and it was 1000% confirmed that this was actually and verbally said by the Tzaddik.

In Hashgacha Pratit, my husband called his brother who lives in the upper Galil and asked him to go IMMEDIATELY NOW to Be'er Sheva to find out more information.

After searching for him for about an hour...

YOU ARE NOT GOING TO BELIEVE IT BUT...

My husband finally got thru to his brother and the reason he didn't answer the cell is because he is on his WAY to Be'er Sheva to see the Tzaddik Kabbalist Rabbi Elazar Abuchatzeira Shlita...

As soon as we have more info, we will update you, b'h.

I ask forgiveness of anyone that i may have hurt with my nasty remarks, or whatever. I dont make light of the amount of time and effort it takes to publish a blog on the internet, nor of the best intentions of each and every Jews who does. I would like to point out that I have paid a very high price, not on the internet but in real life, because of following the advice of a (I am sure, very well intentioned) observant jew, advice that i always have been believing it was absurd, but, despite searching everywhere - archive.org included - i have not found a single word of doubt from anyone else - which would certainly have been enough for me to go and check those words of advice with someone else (which i had been asked not to do). As I believe i had already written on the old board, I came from a background which not only was non observant, but, whatever observance there was (in old men mostly) it was not even aware of Chassidut, plus observance was somehow dry, and relation with G-d was non existant (it is easy to understand that a certain generation in europe had problems in relating with G-d in the usual terms, like a child trusting completely his father etc). This person, who overflowed with enthusiasm and talked of G-d all the time and - last but not least - was my first contact with Chassidut - after having convinced me that what i must do is what i must do, very easily succeeded in forcing me to do many things that I am ashamed of, and hurt the people i love, besides myself. I wish someone had taken the time to say a "nasty" word or two about this person being misguided and confused and not someone to turn to for reliable advice in sensitive issues, and that someone had stopped a moment to think that not everybody has an in-depth jewish education, and not everybody can in our days decide if something is reliable or not, if it is Torah or if it is the mind of the author, especially when the two of them are (in good faith of course) a little bit mixed up. I ask again forgiveness if I hurt anybody with my words.

As of right now
1.00 U.S. Dollar = 3.47 Israeli Shekels

As of right now
1.00 U.S. Dollar = 3.43 Israeli Shekels

Daniela, the only way to make sure that any other person does not get harmed in the same way that you have been, is to write up your story (leave out the names if you have to). If everyone stays silent, then nothing ever gets fixed, and more innocents are harmed.
You are welcome to write the story and I will publish it on my blog (with all names changed). I already have a lot of articles on deception. That is why I started to blog in the first place.
There are many of us who have been deceived, but we can't keep silent.

Looks like the dollar is rising in value for now.
1.00 U.S. Dollar = 3.54 Israeli Shekels