It's a topic many talk about…
but few explain from the perspective of the Torah.
Witchcraft, spells, “works,” Santería.
It's not imagination.
It's not folklore.
Millions of people experience it every day.
And Judaism doesn't deny it.
It forbids it.
In this video, we delve into what the Torah says about all of this, why it's strictly forbidden, and, above all, what a person should do when they feel they've been affected.
Because Judaism's answer isn't to descend into further darkness.
It's to return directly to the Creator.
We learn the Torah's approach in Deuteronomy 18, the principle of "being wholehearted with God," and a little-known but fundamental statement:
"There is no sorcery against Israel" (Numbers 23:23).
And finally, we come to Psalm 7, where King David teaches us how to act when the harm is not physical... but spiritual.
A profound, direct, and little-known psalm that reveals how to take refuge properly.
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In this video you will discover:
What the Torah says about witchcraft and spells
Why Judaism strictly forbids it
The concept of integrity before Hashem
What to do when you feel spiritual harm
The meaning and power of Psalm 7
—
This video is for you if:
You have heard of or experienced situations involving witchcraft or “healing spells”
You want to understand this topic from the Torah's perspective
You are looking for genuine spiritual protection
You want to strengthen your emunah (faith)
You are learning to pray meaningfully
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⏱ CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction: a delicate and real topic
01:12 What the Torah says about witchcraft
03:30 Why it is forbidden
05:40 The concept of “being whole with Hashem”
08:30 What to do if it has already been done to you?
09:07 Psalm 7 Explained
14:20 Psalm Recitation
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Have you experienced or heard about situations related to this in your life?
May this study bring you clarity, strength, and a connection with Hashem.
It's a topic many talk about…
but few explain from the perspective of the Torah.
Witchcraft, spells, “works,” Santería.
It's not imagination.
It's not folklore.
Millions of people experience it every day.
And Judaism doesn't deny it.
It forbids it.
In this video, we delve into what the Torah says about all of this, why it's strictly forbidden, and, above all, what a person should do when they feel they've been affected.
Because Judaism's answer isn't to descend into further darkness.
It's to return directly to the Creator.
We learn the Torah's approach in Deuteronomy 18, the principle of "being wholehearted with God," and a little-known but fundamental statement:
"There is no sorcery against Israel" (Numbers 23:23).
And finally, we come to Psalm 7, where King David teaches us how to act when the harm is not physical... but spiritual.
A profound, direct, and little-known psalm that reveals how to take refuge properly.
—
In this video you will discover:
What the Torah says about witchcraft and spells
Why Judaism strictly forbids it
The concept of integrity before Hashem
What to do when you feel spiritual harm
The meaning and power of Psalm 7
—
This video is for you if:
You have heard of or experienced situations involving witchcraft or “healing spells”
You want to understand this topic from the Torah's perspective
You are looking for genuine spiritual protection
You want to strengthen your emunah (faith)
You are learning to pray meaningfully
—
⏱ CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction: a delicate and real topic
01:12 What the Torah says about witchcraft
03:30 Why it is forbidden
05:40 The concept of “being whole with Hashem”
08:30 What to do if it has already been done to you?
09:07 Psalm 7 Explained
14:20 Psalm Recitation
⸻
🔔 Learn to pray with David Gozlan! Subscribe for more content on prayers, Jewish traditions, and spiritual tools for your daily life.
Visit our community:
@aprendearezar
I also invite you to my Skool community where we'll have live sessions, courses, workshops, and much more:
https://www.skool.com/aprende-a-rezar...
⸻
If this topic resonates with you, share it in the comments:
Have you experienced or heard about situations related to this in your life?
May this study bring you clarity, strength, and a connection with Hashem.