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Two pages in the holy handwriting of the 'Heichal Habracha' of Komarno. Manuscript of the renowned segulah book, 'Mishnayot Komarno' - A remarkable and powerful segulah for protection: an original manuscript handwritten by the great Rebbe and Kabbalist, Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Safrin, author of *Heichal Habracha* of Komarno—one of the greatest Chassidic masters of all time. This is an autograph of the renowned 'Mishnayot Komarno', a sacred segulah book revered by great Chassidic Rebbes for blessings of wealth and righteous offspring. [Komarno, early 19th century]. The manuscript spans two large pages, densely yet clearly written in the holy handwriting of the 'Heichal Habracha'. These pages contain the commentaries 'Maaseh Oreg' and 'Pnei Zaken' on Chapter 3 of 'Tractate Kilayim', formatted side-by-side in parallel columns. At the top of each column, the titles of the respective commentaries are inscribed. The manuscript features handwritten edits and corrections by the Rebbe himself. '”From the age of two to five, I experienced wondrous visions and attained ruach hakodesh (divine inspiration). I spoke words of prophecy when asked matters concerning God, and I observed the entirety of existence, from one end of the world to the other. My uncle and teacher, the holy man Rabbi Tzvi of Ziditchov, gave me two coins every week to share with him everything I saw. I answered all his questions with absolute clarity, and I gave the money to charity.”' ('Sefer Megillat Setarim', Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Safrin). This is the original manuscript of the sacred and famous Chassidic 'Mishnayot Komarno'. Renowned as a book of extraordinary spiritual protection and success, the printed edition is itself considered one of the highest segulah works. Who can fathom the immense spiritual power and holiness of the handwritten manuscript itself, penned by the 'Heichal Habracha' The saintly Kabbalist and Rebbe Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Safrin (author of 'Heichal Habracha'; 1806–1874) was a central figure in the Komarno dynasty and the foremost disciple of his uncle, the ”Master of the Zohar, ” Rabbi Tzvi Hirsh of Ziditchov, who raised him as a son after he was orphaned. His greatness was extolled by luminaries such as the 'Chozeh of Lublin', the 'Ohev Yisrael' of Apta, and Rabbi Yisrael of Ruzhin. Known for his open ruach hakodesh, Rabbi Safrin performed wonders, as his son testifies in the introduction to 'Zohar Chai': ”Many times, I saw him predict the fate of individuals with divine clarity, almost like Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa.” Chassidic leaders such as the 'Divrei Chaim' of Sanz and the 'Tzemach Tzedek' of Lubavitch sought to possess copies of 'Mishnayot Komarno', extolling its unparalleled holiness and spiritual significance. [2] pages, 24x19 cm, on thick, high-quality paper. Condition: Very good. This is a rare opportunity to own a priceless artifact of profound holiness and historical significance.