dybbuk

Is there really such a thing as a dybbuk in Judaism? Why is a person commanded to guard their body so closely? What did the Indian fakir do to become more spiritual? And why do the righteous await their death so eagerly?

Extensive documentation exists detailing cases where souls have entered and been expelled from individuals. Here, we recount stories from the contemporary experiences of Rabbi Yehuda Petaya and his grandson, Rabbi Batzri.

Exploring the concepts of 'Ibbur' and 'Dybbuk', their existence, and how the Vilna Gaon rectified souls.

A dybbuk is a wandering soul that enters a living person, often due to a grievous sin. We'll focus on credible incidents from recent generations.