A Prayer for Hod Sheb’Gevurah from the holy Tzaddik Rabbi Eliezer Berland

“Today is twelve days, which are one week and five days of the Omer” — Hod Sheb’Gevurah

Before you is a prayer written by the holy Tzaddik Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a to be said for the counting of “Hod Sheb’Gevurah” — for reading and download:

Master of the Universe, Almighty, from Whom no plan is withheld—grant me, in the sefirah of Hod Sheb’Gevurah, the strength to overcome the yetzer hara. Rebuke the Satan so that he will not prosecute me, and so that we will be able to pray by day and by night—177—without even a second’s or a moment’s interruption. And may we be able to learn Torah without lifting our head from the sefer, and merit to close our eyes to the sights of this world, so that we will no longer see anything of the appearances of this world. And may we merit the sefirah of Hod, and may the Hod of Hashem be poured upon our faces by day and by night—177. And in this merit, may we merit to enter, with our bodies, into Gan Eden—177—like Serach bas Asher, who was soothed with a harp: “Yosef is still alive, and he is king in Egypt,” and he has two sons, Menasheh and Ephraim—when one was in the aspect of Moshiach ben Yosef and one was in the aspect of Moshiach ben David—through both of whom the Geulah will be complete. And may it descend, in this sefirah and on this day, in the merit of this sefirah, the Beis HaMikdash of fire; and may Techiyas HaMeisim be in the blink of an eye—435—and may Hashem reveal the One: Moshiach ben David = 435—in the blink of an eye—435. Amen, netzach selah va’ed.

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