"May he be answered in every detail of his heart’s desires for the good" – A Rare Blessing from the Holy Rabbi David of Zlotipoli zt"l!
A holy letter, filled with powerful blessings, from the holy Rabbi David of Zlotipoli zt"l, the eldest son of the holy Rabbi Yohanan of Rachmastrivka zt"l.
"…I inform you that the etrogim have arrived on time and in their season, and they have greatly pleased me, as they were very good in my eyes… Therefore, I send you a repayment of thanks and blessings… A blessing for a good sealing, for life, peace, and physical health… Along with your children and grandchildren… May you be answered in every detail of your heart’s desires for the good, and may you merit to live for the coming year with great abundance and satisfaction…"
A very rare letter, with his holy signature!
The holy Rabbi David Twersky of Zlotipoli (1797–1915), a righteous man and servant of G-d, was the eldest son of the holy Rabbi Yohanan of Rachmastrivka, and grandson of the Maggid of Tchernobyl zt"l. Upon reaching marriageable age, he married the daughter of the holy Rabbi of Karlin, the "Beis Aharon" zt"l. After the passing of his father, he was crowned as the Rebbe, and thousands flocked to him for advice and blessings. He was known as a miracle worker, frequently fasting and practicing self-denial to purify his soul. His son-in-law was the holy "Yenuka" of Stolin.
"His awe was immense, and anyone who saw him would be struck with great fear. His holy face had a bluish hue, as he possessed a profound fear of G-d and a tremendous simplicity, all together…" (the holy Rabbi of Rachmastrivka zt"l, author of "Amaros Taharos")
It is well known from the righteous that the Maggid of Tchernobyl was foretold that he would need to bring into the world twelve elevated souls, corresponding to the twelve tribes of Israel. Some of them were his children and others were his grandchildren. The righteous of the generations have investigated to know which of the descendants of the Maggid were these twelve special souls. Many of his grandchildren served in holy capacities, but it was universally agreed among all the righteous that the holy Rabbi David of Zlotipoli zt"l was undoubtedly one of those souls that the Maggid of Tchernobyl brought down to this world. (Millein Kaddishin, Volume 2, p. 112)
