Subject: A Once-a-Year Segulah for Parnassah – This Tuesday Only
The Once-a-Year Segulah That Could Change Your Financial Life
Every now and then, you hear about a segulah so rare, so specific, and so rooted in Torah tradition that you stop and ask: Why haven't I heard more about this?
That's what happens when you discover the custom of reciting Parshat HaMan on the Tuesday of Parshat Beshalach. Once a year. That's it. And if said with focus and faith, it's known to open the gates of parnassah (livelihood) for the entire year.
Why This Tuesday?
Tuesday—the third day of the week—was blessed twice in the act of Creation. The Torah says: "And G-d saw that it was good" two times. Add that to the reading about the mann (manna) that sustained the Jewish people in the desert, and you have a spiritually charged opportunity to draw down financial blessing.
This is not superstition. It's a moment to reset our trust in Hashem as the true Source of all income.
How To Do It:
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Wake up early on the Tuesday of Parshat Beshalach.
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If possible, go to the mikveh.
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Recite Parshat HaMan (Exodus 16:4–36) slowly and with intention.
👉 Read it here: https://www.sefaria.org/Exodus.16.4-36?lang=bi
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Ask Hashem sincerely for what you need—livelihood, clarity, peace of mind, the ability to give generously.
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Trust. Fully.
What Makes It So Powerful?
This tradition comes from the Siddur HaRashash and is upheld by great Kabbalists. The mann was the ultimate symbol of Divine provision—daily, exact, and miraculous.
By aligning our thoughts, speech, and prayer with that concept, especially on this powerful day, we open ourselves to that same channel of blessing.
A Personal Invitation
This year, I'm setting my alarm early. I'll recite Parshat HaMan with all my heart. Not just for more, but for the right parnassah—the kind that brings peace, joy, and light.
Join me.
May this year bring you blessing, abundance, and the deep security of knowing that your livelihood is in the most reliable Hands of all.
Kol tuv,
[Your Name]
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