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The Rebbetzin Batzri Conveyed a Message from the Upper World a Few Hours Before

Her Passing - "Unity Will Bring the Redemption with Mercy"

Apr 12, 2020•עורך ראשי
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The Rebbetzin Batzri Conveyed a Message from the Upper World a Few Hours Before

Blessed is the True Judge; the Rabbanit Tzipora, the righteous wife of the Kabbalist Rabbi David Bat-Tzri shlit"a, has departed to her eternal home.

May her soul be bound in the bond of life.

On the day before her passing, while in an extremely critical health condition accompanied by respiratory difficulties, she found it hard to sleep.

Nevertheless, in the afternoon hours, she fell asleep for four consecutive hours.

After she awoke, the Rabbanit recounted that she had been above, and there she saw that there were great arguments in the Heavens between the tzaddikim and the angels.

The tzaddikim were beseeching Hashem to redeem Israel immediately, while there was opposition from the angels.

She related that there was a great commotion, and she received permission from the tzaddikim to descend and tell the people of Israel what is transpiring there.

This is what they told her: Go down below and ask that all Jews be in unity and love, and thus the Geulah (Redemption) will come now. They want from us that we should not speak about any person and not hurt any person, to be in peace and unity.

The Rabbi requested to publicize the message to all of the people of Israel; his righteous wife departed to her world the next morning.

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