A Prayer After Reciting the Ten Psalms of the Tikkun HaKlali

Master of the Universe, Almighty, after we have completed the Tikkun HaKlali, with its ten Psalms, its words, its verses, and its letters, and I have finished reciting it with awe, with reverence, with trembling, and with quaking—grant me the merit, by virtue of having completed all ten Psalms of the Tikkun HaKlali, to hear the sound of the shofar of the right side. Let me hear the voice of Hashem, "The voice of Hashem breaks the cedars," a voice that does not allow one to eat or sleep, a voice that purifies the mind and removes all the barriers. Please, Hashem, in the merit of the Torah which preceded the creation of the world by two thousand years, "Because Hashem has anointed me to bring good tidings to the humble; He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to say to the prisoners, 'Go free,' and to those in darkness, 'Reveal yourselves,'" grant me the merit to enter the Garden of Eden with my physical body. May I merit the Great Jubilee, to hear the shofar of the Geulah (Redemption) and the shofar of blessing, to go out to battle, to break free from all constrictions, and to tear down all the barriers. Through this, may He who is awesome in His deeds protect you with all might and power. May I merit, through the recitation of these ten Psalms, to purify the air of the world, just as it is said regarding Yosef the Tzaddik, 'that sacrifices of lesser sanctity may be eaten in any place from which [Shiloh] can be seen, even as far as Mount Hermon'—a privilege that did not exist for any other tribe, nor even in Jerusalem. In the merit of these ten Psalms, may there be no harmful force, accuser, or adversary. May I only merit pure and clear air, and may the verse be fulfilled in me: "Your iniquity is removed, and your sin is atoned for." May all my sins be forgiven on this day that I have recited the ten Psalms of Tehillim. May I merit to be surrounded by a blazing, burning fire, by a flame of fire. Please, You who are awesome in deeds and perform wonders, to whom the earth and heavens and all within them belong, give me the strength to wait and long for Mashiach, every single moment and second. I will wait for the End, and it will not prove false, by the power of reciting these ten Psalms: "Though he may tarry, I will wait for him, for he will surely come; he will not delay." ©
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A PRAYER AFTER RECITING THE TEN PSALMS OF THE TIKKUN HAKLALI
Master of the Universe, Almighty, after we have completed the Tikkun HaKlali, with its ten Psalms, its words, its verses, and its letters, and I have finished reciting it with awe, with reverence, with trembling, and with quaking—grant me the merit, by virtue of having completed all ten Psalms of the Tikkun HaKlali, to hear the sound of the shofar of the right side. Let me hear the voice of Hashem, "The voice of Hashem breaks the cedars," a voice that does not allow one to eat or sleep, a voice that purifies the mind and removes all the barriers. Please, Hashem, in the merit of the Torah which preceded the creation of the world by two thousand years, "Because Hashem has anointed me to bring good tidings to the humble; He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to say to the prisoners, 'Go free,' and to those in darkness, 'Reveal yourselves,'" grant me the merit to enter the Garden of Eden with my physical body. May I merit the Great Jubilee, to hear the shofar of the Geulah (Redemption) and the shofar of blessing, to go out to battle, to break free from all constrictions, and to tear down all the barriers. Through this, may He who is awesome in His deeds protect you with all might and power. May I merit, through the recitation of these ten Psalms, to purify the air of the world, just as it is said regarding Yosef the Tzaddik, 'that sacrifices of lesser sanctity may be eaten in any place from which [Shiloh] can be seen, even as far as Mount Hermon'—a privilege that did not exist for any other tribe, nor even in Jerusalem. In the merit of these ten Psalms, may there be no harmful force, accuser, or adversary. May I only merit pure and clear air, and may the verse be fulfilled in me: "Your iniquity is removed, and your sin is atoned for." May all my sins be forgiven on this day that I have recited the ten Psalms of Tehillim. May I merit to be surrounded by a blazing, burning fire, by a flame of fire. Please, You who are awesome in deeds and perform wonders, to whom the earth and heavens and all within them belong, give me the strength to wait and long for Mashiach, every single moment and second. I will wait for the End, and it will not prove false, by the power of reciting these ten Psalms: "Though he may tarry, I will wait for him, for he will surely come; he will not delay." ©