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Remnants of Arbat Haminim of the Tzaddik Nistar Rabbi Yosef Waltuch - a Unique Lot of Kedushah that has Never been Auctioned! - וּבְנִעְנוּעֵי אוֹתָם תַּמְשִׁיךְ שֶׁפַע בְּרָכוֹת מִדַּעַת עֶלְיוֹן לִנְוֵה אַפִּרְיוֹן  This is a true treasure - remnants of Arbat Haminim used by the Tzaddik Nistar Rabbi Yosef Waltuch who was a member of the wonderous group of Tzaddikim Nistarim that operated om Eretz Yisrael in the early 1940s and who was a close confidante of the Admorim Rabbi Moshe Mordechai of Lelov and Rabbi Shlomkeh of Zvehil.  An extraordinary item of Kedushah - remnants of Arbat Haminim with which the Tzaddik Nistar Rabbi Yosef Waltuch observed the Mitzvak Ni'anu'im with the Kabbalistic Kavanot - an item to celebrate the New Year with.  Among the leaves of  Rabbi Yosef Waltuch's Siddur, which he used to pray from on Shloshet Haregalim, Sheyarei Mitzvah were found:  * A leaf of Aravah; * A leaf of Hadas; * A piece of the Lulav branch.  These are the remnants of Arbat Haminim which were used by the Divine Mekubal! It is well-known that among Chassidic Tzaddikim, the time of Ni'anu'im (נענועים) is one of the most sublime times in Avodat Hashem.  This is a rare Segulah object - the remnants of Arbat Haminim that were held by one of the foremost Tazzdikim Nistarim of recent generations - a direct descendant of the Maggid of Zlotchov and a Divine Mekubal - when he worked to draw abundance, blessing, mercy and salvation. It is hard to imagine another opportunity to purchase such an item. The Segulah of the Ni'anu'im (נענועים) Chazal and Kabbalistic books reveal that the Ni'anu'im hold deep secrets and sublime spiritual Hashpa'ot. They are Segulah for preventing bad spirits, for winning the trial of Rosh Hashanah, for drawing abundance and livelihood, protection against prosecution, Segulah for sons and Zera shel Kayma and Segulah for Yeshu'ot (see Hebrew catalog text for a more detailed description).  *** The Tzaddik Nistar Rabbi Yosef Waltuch (1921-1983) was one of the group of Tzaddikim Nistanim who operated in Israel during the early years of the State - a wondrous phenomenon that was entirely unprecedented and unparalleled before or since. The members of this circle included Rabbi Moshe Yaakov Ravikov - the Shoemaker, Rabbi Leon Patilon - the Painter, Rabbi Avraham Fisch of Tel Aviv, Rabbi Mendel of Bnei Berak, and other Tzaddikim. Interestingly, many members of this group had no children as if they arrived here from another dimension or time for a designated mission, and once their task was fulfilled, they vanished as suddenly as they had appeared. Unlike many members of that circle whose family roots are shrouded in mystery, Rabbi Yosef Waltuch possessed an exalted lineage - a seventh-generation descendant in a lineage of Ba'alei Ruach Hakodesh traced back to the Maggid of Zlotshov, and he would sometimes even add to his signature: ”Grandson of the Maggid of Zlotshov”. He was close to the leading Chassidic Admorim of his generation, including Rabbi Shlom'ke of Zvhil, the Admorim of Ruzhin, and Rabbi Moshe Mordechai of Lelov, who spoke of him with unbounded reverence and directed their followers to him for blessings.  For his living, he worked at night as a street cleaner in Tel Aviv and is therefore known today as the Sacred Street Cleaner. His biography appears in the the book Hatzaddik Hapili (2 volumes), Od Yosef Chai and Tzaddikim Nistarim Bador HaAcharon.  Written on his tombstone: ”פ''נ אדמו”ר הרה''צ הק' יוסף זצל''ה וולטוך בן הרה''צ שמחה בונים זצ''ל נצר לאדמו''ר הרה''צ הק' הר''ר יחיאל מיכל המגיד מזלאטשוב זצל''ה זי''ע ועכי''א נשמתו עלתה למרום בעיה''ק צפת תובב''א כ' אייר תשמ''ג תנצב''ה”.