Bidspirit auction | R. Meshulam Feish Lowey Segal.

R. Meshulam Feish Lowey Segal. Personal “Turkishe” Tallis of the Tosher Rebbe. Segulah. - Personal “Turkishe” Tallis of the Tosher Rebbe. This Tallis was used by the Rebbe daily for approximately two years in the 1980’s. This Tallis was then in the possession of the Rebbe’s oldest son R. Mordche, (a renowned Tzaddik in his own right) who gave it as a segulah to his chavrusa. With a signed certification by the Rebbe’s gabbai attesting to the provenance, as well as an additional certification from the person who originally tied the Tzitzis on the Rebbe’s behalf. R. Meshulam Feish Lowey-Segal (1921-2015), was a scion of the Tosher dynasty. Known from a young age as extremely devout and pious, he was also renowned for his boundless love of his fellow Jews. He miraculously survived the Holocaust and in 1951, he immigrated to Canada settling in Montreal. In 1961, he founded Kiryas Tosh on the outskirts of Montreal as an enclave for those seeking refuge from the influences of contemporary society. Famed for his piety, heartfelt prayers, love of all Jews and his generous distribution of charity, thousands flocked to his court. There are countless stories of Yidden who were helped with “open miracles” through the Tefilos of the Tosher Rebbe. For hundreds of years it has been a recognized and accepted segulah to wear clothing that previously belonged to a Tzaddik, especially a Tallis in which A the Rebbe davened. See Chasam Sofer Parshas Chayei Sorah, where the Chasam Sofer discusses the segulah involved in wearing the clothing of a Tzaddik. Opening bid $4000